Owners of C4 Gym in São Paulo are under investigation after a woman died post swimming class due to potential unsafe practices involving chemicals in the pool.
The owners of C4 Gym in São Paulo, Brazil, were called to the police station to provide testimony regarding the circumstances surrounding the death of a woman after a swimming class. The incident occurred over the weekend, and the three gym owners arrived to answer questions from the police investigation led by delegate Alexandre Bento. They were accompanied by legal representation as the case develops.
Key details have emerged indicating potential negligence in safety practices at the gym. Reports suggest that a parking attendant, Severino José da Silva, might have been following directives from the gym owners on how to manage chemical products used in the swimming pool, despite lacking the necessary technical qualifications. This raises serious concerns about the handling of chemicals in enclosed areas, especially since the chlorine and other substances were applied close to where classes were being held.
Authorities are currently scrutinizing the circumstances of the accident, with indications that improper handling of chemicals might have contributed to a toxic environment that led to the tragic incident. This case not only highlights the importance of proper safety protocols in gyms but also calls for a deeper investigation into the owners' accountability in ensuring a safe environment for their patrons, especially in facilities offering swimming courses.
