On March 16, at approximately 3:13 PM, firefighters from Jonavos were called to Chemikų Street in response to an incident involving a man who fell asleep in an elevator while under the influence of alcohol. The emergency services reported that the man had sustained a head injury and his foot was caught in the elevator doors, which had malfunctioned and failed to open. Upon arrival, rescue teams found the man lying inside the elevator with part of his foot pinned down by the stuck doors.

Firefighters utilized a crowbar to successfully pry the elevator doors open and free the trapped man. He was subsequently transported to the hospital for treatment of his head injury. The incident highlights not only the potential dangers of alcohol consumption but also the importance of emergency services being prepared for unusual rescue situations. The quick response of the firefighters likely prevented further injury to the individual involved.

Authorities are currently investigating the incident, which underscores the need for public awareness regarding safety in potentially hazardous environments like elevators, especially when alcohol is involved. As investigations proceed, further insights may emerge into how similar incidents can be avoided in the future.