Glorious Elevator: Family of One of the Mortal Victims Demands Compensation and Formal Apology From Carris
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SIC NotíciasThe family of one of the 16 victims of the derailment of Gloria's elevator requires a formal apology from Carris, in addition to compensation of more than EUR 1 million. The lawsuit was brought by the widow and daughter of Ana Paula Lopes, who was a worker of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia in Lisbon.
Victims of the Gloria Elevator Felt "Forgotten" by the Camera. Lisbon Says It Never Had the Contacts
The Lisbon Chamber states that it had no access to the contacts of the victims and their families affected by the accident, adding that it was only contacted by some families.
Today, a year has been signed since the derailment of the Gloria elevator, which occurred on September 3, 2025 and caused 16 deaths and 24 injured, especially foreign tourists.
Autarquia also recalls that, "from the first moment and in all those who followed", through the CML, the Carris, the Fidelity Insurance company and close contacts with the embassies of the countries of each of the victims, "total availability has been demonstrated for all that was necessary".
The Câmara Municipal de Lisboa (CML) said today that the contacts of the relatives of the victims and survivors of the derailment of the elevator of Gloria "were not made available" to the local authorities, except those who had the initiative to do so.
The document reiterates that Lisbon has been, is and will continue to be alongside all the victims and families of the tragic accident of the Gloria lift, which happened a year ago.
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