One year after the deadly accident at an elevator in Glória, the investigation remains ongoing and the final report on the accident is only expected to be completed at the end of the first quarter of next year. The delay in concluding the inquiry contrasts with the urgency demanded by the victims' families.
Compensation to the victims and their families is being paid in installments, in a process that has been described as slow and insufficient by those affected. Many families continue to await responses and adequate compensation for the losses suffered.
Justice is also investigating criminal responsibilities for the accident, in a process that aims to determine possible faults of entities or individuals for the occurrence of the tragedy. This judicial aspect runs in parallel with the technical investigation.
The accident at Glória thus continues to mark the lives of the victims' families, who a year later still face emotional and financial difficulties, while awaiting definitive answers about what caused the tragedy and who will be held responsible.
