Epec found that it was a clandestine connection

2023-08-01 14:45:58

A 7-year-old boy ended up in the Allende Sanatorium following suffering a electric shock when he played outside his home, located in Chachapoyas at 23290, in the Yofre Norte neighborhood, in the city of Córdoba.

According to reports, the baby was playing when he accidentally touched some cables on the sidewalk and suffered an electric shock. Immediately, his mother called an emergency service that took the child to the clinic where he was attended around 9:00 p.m. on Monday. He would have only suffered bleeding on the palms of his hand.

Regarding the child’s state of health, Mario Sorbera, Medical Director of the Allende Sanatorium in Nueva Córdoba, said that the minor was admitted by the guard and did not lose consciousness.

“He only had abrasions on the left upper limb. She spent the whole night in the pediatric intensive care unit. She had no side effects, she drank fluids. He is lucid and with a probability of discharge during the followingnoon today (Tuesday) ”, explained the Medical Director.

Epec’s word

The Cordoba Provincial Energy Company (Epec) canceled the clandestine connection following the accident.

The spokesman for the provincial company, Alfredo Camponovo, explained to The voice that the personnel of the northern guard company acted as a result of the police complaint, verified the improper connection and eliminated it. In this way, he cleared the risk that put people’s lives at risk.

“The pillar was electrified. We understand that the minor touched him and there was a risk to his life,” Camponovo said.

In addition, he clarified that there are always these types of clandestine connections, be they parallel “sticks”, “hooks”, among others, and they can make serious mistakes like the one that happened to the child.

Yofre North neighborhood. The house where the event occurred (Ramiro Pereyra/La Voz).

“The risks are not measured and what interests them is having light, especially places where heating is only with energy,” he clarified.

There are many cases where voltage levels “drop” because they do not pay for electricity. In some sectors where this happens, it is rarely reported.

In addition, Camponovo remarked that the illegal operations are carried out by anonymous complaints and by regular operations in different areas, especially those with the highest risk due to this type of connection, and then make the minutes. “The important thing is to avoid them so that they do not put people’s lives at risk,” he warned.

Where to call to report clandestine connections: to www.epec.com.ar or to 0800 777 0000.

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