Installation works of two tribunes in the Sao Paulo stadium which is scheduled to host the opening match of the World 2014 on June 12 were suspended by the Brazilian Ministry of Labour. This is a consequence of the death of a worker last Monday after a fall.

According to this ministry, officials from the Regional Directorate of Labour decided that the installation of two platforms would be suspended until the construction manager has installed safety nets for workers working in altitude. The two temporary stands have complained a capacity of 20,000 seats.

The company Fast Engenharia responsible for this part of the work, said on their website Tuesday that they would conduct a technical analysis on the department’s decision “before deciding on the problem and its impact on the timetable for completion of the work. “

Fast Engenharia had stated that the worker wore at the time of the accident “all obligatory safety equipment”.

This stadium had already known a crane accident that killed two workers in November. The work had been affected and the delivery of the enclosure delayed.

But officials of works have announced that the stadium will be delivered to FIFA on April 15, 2014, but incomplete. However, they believe that this stadium would be ready to host the inaugural game between Brazil and Croatia.