At least 15 people died and 18 were injured when a cable car in Lisbon’s Gloria attraction crashed; while Portuguese citizens were among victims, no Polish citizens were among the casualties, according to the Polish consul.
Polish Consul Provides Updates
Polish Consul Rafał Budyta stated that Portuguese authorities have not yet provided any information indicating that Polish citizens are among those affected by the Gloria cable car accident. He also revealed that, as of Wednesday evening, no specific details about Polish victims had been shared.
Portuguese Authorities Confirm Casualties
The cable car accident in Lisbon’s Gloria attraction occurred on September 3rd. Portuguese medical responders confirmed that at least 15 people lost their lives and 18 were injured. According to reports, some victims were Portuguese while others were citizens from other countries.
Cause of Accident Unknown
Five of the injured are in critical condition, with a three-year-old child among the injured. The cause of the accident remains unknown, but witnesses reported that the Gloria cable car fell from its tracks and collided with a building, completely destroying the cable car.
