An unprecedented situation took place this morning at the entrance to the Bahía Blanca Municipal Hospital, where They abandoned the bodies of four men who would have died from electrocution.
According to the first versions, the victims they were stealing cables in the García del Río area, on Route 33, when they received a “huge electric shock”detailed a source close to the cause, in dialogue with The Compass 24.
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The four bodies were taken to the hospital in the bed of a truck driven by a fifth accomplice who tried to flee on foot but he was intercepted and detained by the police hours later.
The truck was also left abandoned at the hospital entrance. (Photo: courtesy of La Brújula 24).
The truck, a black Volkswagen Amarok, had been left also abandoned at the door from the medical center and was kidnapped by investigators. The case is investigated by prosecutor Gustavo Zorzano, in charge of UFIJ No. 18, who I was already following the trail to the gang dedicated to cable theft in the area.
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A young man was electrocuted when trying to steal cables in Rosario
Another shocking case occurred ago just over two months in the city of Rosariowhere a 20-year-old young man, who was identified as Ezequiel Francisco Curaba, went into a ditch to steal the cables and received an electric shock that caused serious burns.
ATTENTION: sensitive images. The moment in which the ambulance transports the young man. (Video: Chain 3 Rosary)
A viral video captured by neighbors of the area shows the young man minutes after the incident in a state of shock staggering from one side to the other. After the incident, he was treated by personnel from the Integrated Health Emergency System but they were unable to save him. I had 90 percent of the burned body.
“I recognized in Ezekiel his look of fear given the situation he was experiencing. And although I understand some messages, the subjectivity of human beings and the context in which we are living, it seems to me that putting the entire burden on the children is not right,” Melina Gigli, the victim’s teacher, told the media after that the images went viral on the networks.
