JUST IN: A man dies after being trapped at dawn between his car and a column in a garage in the Salamanca neighborhood
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The keys Generated with AI A middle-aged man died after being trapped between his car and a column in a garage in the Salamanca neighborhood, in Madrid. Emergency services performed resuscitation maneuvers, but could only confirm the death of the victim. Madrid City Council firefighters freed the man, who was already in cardiorespiratory arrest when the emergency services arrived. In another incident, a 50-year-old worker died after falling 30 meters while working on the roof of the Movistar Arena. A middle-aged man died after being trapped between his vehicle and a column in a garage located on Alcántara Street number 3 in Madrid, the capital’s Emergency Service reported this morning. The SAMUR-Civil Protection troops confirmed the death after performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) maneuvers on the victim, who was in cardiorespiratory arrest when the emergency services arrived, the source detailed on their account on the social network They proceeded to free the man, who had been trapped between the car and a column in the parking lot. .@SAMUR_PC confirms after #CPR the death of a middle-aged man who had been trapped between his car and a column of a garage on Alcántara Street. @BomberosMad freed the victim, already in cardiorespiratory arrest upon the arrival of the emergency services. pic.twitter.com/9ciGaspXfT— Emergencies Madrid (@EmergenciasMad) May 21, 2026 This has not been the only event that the Madrid emergency services have reported in recent hours. A 50-year-old man died this Wednesday afternoon while working at the Movistar Arena. The victim died after falling from a height of 30 meters at around 2:35 p.m. inside the facility, located in Plaza Felipe II in Madrid. According to 112 sources, this man was working on the roof of the facility. Summa 112 health personnel went to the scene, found the victim in cardiorespiratory arrest and after 20 minutes of resuscitation maneuvers confirmed death. A psychologist from Summa 112 attended to three other workers who had an anxiety crisis. Madrid Firefighters and the Municipal Police have also traveled to the scene, which has taken charge of the investigation.
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