Young man dies after electric shock during carnival in Santana
A 21-year-old man died from an electric shock while attending the carnival in Santana, Amapá, Brazil.
A tragic incident occurred during the carnival celebrations in the municipality of Santana, Amapá, when a 21-year-old man suffered a fatal electric shock. The young man was reportedly following a trio elétrico, a type of musical float, along Avenida Santana when he came into contact with a metal grid, causing the electric discharge that ultimately claimed his life.
Emergency services were alerted, and family members rushed the victim to the Hospital Estadual de Santana; however, upon arrival, the medical staff confirmed that he had no vital signs. The swift response of his relatives highlights the immediate concern and urgency in such critical situations, yet unfortunately, the young man's injuries were too severe.
The incident has attracted attention, leading the Civil Police of Amapá to open an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident. This tragic event raises questions about safety protocols during large public celebrations, particularly regarding the management of electric equipment and the safety of attendees in such vibrant yet potentially hazardous environments.