Three Spaniards nearly suffocated in Moscow elevator
Three Spanish nationals narrowly avoided suffocation after being trapped in an elevator in a nine-story residential building on Matveevskaya Street in Moscow. They were rescued after alerting a passerby who called for elevator technicians.
Consensus
- Three Spanish nationals were trapped in an elevator in a nine-story building on Matveevskaya Street in Moscow.
- The elevator became stuck between floors.
- The Spanish nationals called for help.
- A man heard their cries and called elevator technicians.
- No one was injured or suffocated.
- The incident occurred on a Wednesday in September.
Points of divergence
- The incident occurred on September 9. — vm
- The incident occurred in the morning on Wednesday. — riamo
- The article mentions two other elevator incidents in Moscow: one on August 18 at the Moscow Soviet Theatre and another on September 7 involving a window cleaner falling into a lift shaft. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Three Spaniards almost suffocated in the elevator of a residential building in Moscow — РИАМО
- Three Spaniards almost suffocated in the elevator of a house in Moscow — Shot — Вечерняя Москва