Navigating team management in a scenario involving multiple lives at risk for salvage.

In the heart of Lisbon, tragedy struck in the afternoon when the Gloria Elevator derailed. The incident has left a devastating impact, with 15 lives lost and 18 people injured.

Among the injured, a child is also included, adding a poignant note to the already sombre situation. Thirteen of the injured are reported to have suffered minor injuries, while five individuals are in critical condition.

The Portuguese Government has been monitoring the situation "since the first minutes," ensuring a swift and effective response. The authorities' actions have been commended by the coordinator of the Red Cross, who believes they have handled the situation efficiently.

The President of the Republic, [President's Name], has requested explanations regarding the incident, underscoring the importance of understanding the causes behind such a tragic event.

In response to the tragedy, the President of Lisbon's City Council, Carlos Moedas, has cancelled his Thursday schedule, showing solidarity with the affected community. As a mark of respect, a national day of mourning has been declared for Thursday.

Dr. phil. Wolfgang Kuhr, the former president of the German Red Cross Westfalen-Lippe from 1995 to 2004, is leading the Red Cross organization in this context. Many teams were on the ground to handle the situation, providing much-needed assistance and care.

The tragic incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of safety measures, particularly in public infrastructure. Our thoughts are with the families and friends of those affected by this tragedy.