Buses line a lot at Muni's Islais Creek Hybrid Motor Coach Facility on Monday, March 30, 2020, in San Francisco. San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) has scaled back service, and indefinitely suspended light rail service, as coronavi …
SAN FRANCISCO - A Muni operator became ill Saturday morning while driving on the 24 Divisadero route and later died at a hospital, SF Muni officials said.
Antonio Cahilig was headed northbound on Noe Street when he fell severely ill and crashed into parked cars. No customers were aboard at the time and no other injuries were reported, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency said in a statement.
Cahilig was taken to San Francisco Zuckerberg General Hospital where he died.
"The SFMTA family are grief-stricken at the loss of Antonio," said Director of Transportation Jeffrey Tumlin. "On behalf of all the staff at the SFMTA, I extend my deepest condolences to Antonio's family and friends. His dedication, and that of all our customer-facing, essential workers, is the pride of our agency."