SM City Baguio, nag-issue official statement ukol sa utility worker na nahulog sa elevator shaft
- SM City Baguio has issued an official statement about one of its utility workers who died in a freak accident within mall premises
- It can be recalled that earlier reports indicate the utility worker, Robin Esguerra, fell to his death in an elevator shaft when he entered it without realizing the elevator cabin or car was on a different level
- According to the official statement of SM City Baguio, Esquerra was immediately brought to the hospital but despite efforts to revive the man, he passed away
- The management of SM Baguio also revealed they are working with the police in investigating the matter
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SM City Baguio has issued an official statement regarding the freak accident within the mall premises last Saturday, November 2, that resulted in the death of one of its utility workers.
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It can be recalled that earlier reports indicated the utility worker, also identified by other news outlets as janitorial leadman, Robin Esguerra met an untimely death when he fell into the mall’s elevator shaft.
Earlier reports indicate that Esguerra entered the elevator without realizing its cabin or car was on a different level.
As a result, he fell into the elevator shaft, causing his eventual death.
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The management of SM City Baguio, in its statement, revealed that the mall’s emergency responders immediately brought Esguerra to the hospital, where he was declared dead.
“On Saturday, November 2, our local Emergency Response Team responded to an elevator incident involving, Robin Esguerra, an employee of our janitorial service agency,” SM City Baguio’s official statement read.
“Robin was immediately brought to the hospital where he passed away despite numerous efforts to revive him. We are sympathizing with the family and will continue to extend our support to them at this frying time,” it added.
The official statement also revealed that SM City Baguio and local police authorities are now working together in investigating the said freak accident, adding that they’re still awaiting the final report of the police.
“Immediately following the incident, a joint investigation was conducted by the local police authorities as dictated by our safety guidelines. The preliminary findings show that inappropriate application in the operating protocol of the elevator appears to be the cause of the incident. We are now awaiting the final report of the PNP on this matter,” the mall’s official statement said.
In parting, SM City Baguio assured everyone that they’re committed to making SM a safe and enjoyable place for everyone.
“We are committed to make SM a safe and enjoyable place for our employees, tenants, and customers and we will do our utmost to maintain this,” SM City Baguio concluded.
News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.
Earlier in the news, it stated that the said utility worker died after he fell from an elevator in a mall in Baguio City. Based on the report of Frontline, the utility worker went straight inside an elevator at the mall. However, he did not see that the elevator cabin was not there, which led him to fall to his death, from a height of approximately 65 feet, roughly six stories. According to the report, the bones of the victim were broken due to the fall.
Meanwhile, in another viral news also involving a janitor, a PAOCC official was meted out with a suspension order after an alleged video of him slapping a janitor of a BPO they raided went viral. Winston Casio, the spokesperson of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC), was ordered relieved of his duties pending the agency’s investigation of the alleged incident. In the video that recently went viral, Casio can be seen standing in front of another man, presumably the janitor of the BPO they raided. Casio has since then addressed the issue of the alleged slapping incident in a November 5 morning interview with ABS-CBN News.
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