22YO Motoryclist Killed By Crane Truck In Colombia

Submitted on 07/09/2024 by: Wicked
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Steven Alexander Beltrán Pacheco, a 22-year-old student at the Instituto Universitario de La Paz, was riding the motorcycle. In circumstances that are still being investigated, Steven ended up under one of the tires of the heavy crane.

The rapid reaction of the emergency services

The accident was reported immediately, allowing a fire department ambulance to arrive quickly to the scene. Although seriously injured, Steven Alexander Beltrán Pacheco was still alive and was taken to the La Magdalena medical unit for urgent medical attention.

The accident occurred in Campo 6, on the road to the Centro district, at approximately 12 noon. The motorcycle, with license plates IPL 93G, collided with a crane truck with license plates TFO 530. Steven Alexander suffered serious injuries and, unfortunately, died around 1 p.m. due to the severity of his injuries.

This tragic incident highlights the importance of respecting traffic rules. Authorities call on the community, especially drivers, to respect speed limits and use safety equipment. Prevention and caution when driving are essential to avoid tragedies like this one that have brought mourning to the homes of Barrancabermeja.

With the death of Steven Alexander Beltrán Pacheco, there are now 24 fatalities due to traffic accidents in the district so far this year. This alarming number underlines the need to take stricter and more conscious measures regarding road safety.

The community of Barrancabermeja mourns the loss of a promising young man and reiterates the urgency of improving road safety. It is essential that all drivers understand that traffic rules are also rules of life. Respecting them is essential to protect themselves and others.

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