The STASY workers' union clarifies that a health incident at Ambelokipi Metro was managed entirely by a trained station master, countering claims of police or passenger interference.
The STASY workers' union has issued a statement regarding an incident at the Ambelokipi station on the Metro line 3, where a passenger fell onto the tracks due to health issues. The union emphasized that the situation was entirely managed by a trained station master present at the station, in accordance with operational protocols. The station master was responsible for safely rescuing the man from the tracks, administering first aid, and calling emergency medical services (EKAB) to ensure the passenger received prompt medical attention.
In its announcement, the union sought to clarify misinformation circulating in the media, which suggested police or other passengers had intervened in the situation. The union clarified that at all Metro stations, trained station masters are on duty, equipped with specialized and ongoing training to handle various emergencies, which includes medical incidents like this one. The employees are urged to focus on the importance of proper protocol adherence in such situations to maintain safety and efficiency in the Metro operations.
The statement reinforces the critical role of station masters in managing incidents on the Metro, highlighting their expertise and the importance of their response in preventing further complications. By clarifying the facts of the incident, the union aims to restore confidence in the Metro safety protocols and ensure that the professionalism and training of their staff continue to be recognized and respected by the public and media alike.
