Avocado
Well-known member
Luckily only 16 people were injured with no deaths. Hopefully it was only an accident and not intentionally caused.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Scary. I never use the trains there but so many do to commute to work. Having lived in Palermo I can walk or take bus/taxi almost everywhere. I feel fortunate now not to have to take the trains. I saw the other thread about no working signals. Scary!Yes, I forget which government official recently said that the railway system hasn't received proper maintenance in 40 years.
Just like in the States, Wally.Amazing they are trying to blame Milei for this. Everything is politicized in this country.
No fatalities reported after train clash in Buenos Aires
A train collision at 10.30 am Friday in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo left many people injured but no casualties were reported. While authorities are yet to determine the cause of the accident, railway union leaders blamed the Libertarian administration of President Javier Milei for...en.mercopress.com
Instead of focusing on fixing the issues they will waste priorities and resources instead of solving so this doesn't happen again.Just like in the States, Wally.
True. My friend lives in Denver and her car has gotten stolen 3 times last year! 3 times! Same model car as this in the article.Yeah, isn't that something? That has been happening in the US for such a long time, though. In the Boston area it got really bad back in the late 2000s. That and car thefts and break-ins.
3 times in one year???? That is crazy. I didn't realize the US was having this kind of issue.True. My friend lives in Denver and her car has gotten stolen 3 times last year! 3 times! Same model car as this in the article.
Woman says her Kia has been stolen 3 times, even after the security upgrade
This was the third time the woman said her Kia was stolen from outside her home since 2019.www.kktv.com
Yes this is a big problem in California. We have a lot of thieves stealing catalytic converters. You can't park many cars outside at night. The thieves steal them very quickly. People mistakenly think everything is peachy keen in the States but that is far from the case in many areas.It is not just Argentina where thieves are stealing cables for the copper. Tons of Tesla superchargers also have thieves cutting the cables for the copper.
And the crazy thing is it is not just in poor areas. They are doing this even in wealthier neighborhoods with cars on the street. So quick!Yes this is a big problem in California. We have a lot of thieves stealing catalytic converters. You can't park many cars outside at night. The thieves steal them very quickly. People mistakenly think everything is peachy keen in the States but that is far from the case in many areas.
Funny we were posting at the same time. I just saw your post and I just posted at the same time about this theft. I had mine stolen during the middle of the day while I was eating lunch. It happens so quick even if someone calls the police by the time they get there, it's all done. People are stealing them in cars that are stolen so it doesn't matter if you get the license plate of the cars stealing them. I don't think the thieves are even scared of getting caught.Particularly the catalytic converter theft has been absolutely crazy in the past five or six years all over the US.
Yes! Someone was filming while mine got stolen. They called 911 but the thieves pulled up in a stolen truck with an electric hacksaw. In less than 3 minutes they were gone.I know, I left SoCal two years ago. Even during the pandemic it was awful. The thieves had gotten so good at it that they'd steal a catalytic converter in less than a minute, in daylight!
Amazing how quickly they can steal them. In about 1 minute as you said.We always parked our cars in our garage but it got so bad at one point in the area between Irvine and Oceanside that I was afraid of driving from home to the plazas because they were stealing the cc right in the parking lots.
We asked the dealership if they could secure the cc in our cars, they told us that they didn't do that kind of work. We called mechanic shops and were told that they couldn't take any more work because they were extremely busy replacing the darn things. And if you had your cc stolen it would take weeks to get it replaced. It was unbelievable.
Receive personalized job market insights from seasoned expats in your area
Discover local cultural nuances and festivities shared by community members
Get your tailored expat living guide curated by experienced locals