Since this Monday afternoon, The Cordoba town of Villa Allende is shocked after the death of a 10-year-old girl, who fell from a hammock in a local square.
According to what was pointed out by Mariela Bustosmother of the minor, the accident occurred around 5:00 p.m. yesterday in the plaza located at the intersection of Jacarañá and Philadelphia streets and the girl would have been thrown away by the impulse of the game, although the causes of the incident are still being investigated.
The girl fell to the ground and hit her head, becoming unconscious.. That was why her mother immediately called the emergency service, who quickly went to the scene and performed resuscitation maneuvers. However, the girl had no vital signs and she did not recover.
The body of the minor, according to the newspaper The voicewas transferred to Villa Allende hospital to preserve its integrity, according to police sources.
Meanwhile, the hammock area was cordoned off and investigators began to carry out various actions to rule out any type of damage to the park’s equipment.
After what happened, in statements to the portal Twelve.tv, the government secretary of the Municipality of Villa Allende, Felipe Crespo, confirmed “this fills all the inhabitants of the city with pain. “Many neighbors came to the scene and showed their pain at this situation that is impossible to understand.” She then explained that “the hammocks are low and in perfect condition, the grass is short, but this little girl has had the misfortune of falling on her neck with this tragic outcome.”
He then explained that “the maximum efforts were made by all the services that came to the scene and for fifty minutes they tried to revive her by all means, but there was no way to get her out.”
Finally, he added: “We are going to accompany the family in their immense pain,” and emphasized: “What happened is incomprehensible.”
And in another tragic event that occurred at the beginning of last month also in the province of Córdoba, Diego González, a 28-year-old young man, was found dead on Cerro Champaquí after an intense search that involved his family and the Córdoba Police. The tasks of trying to find his whereabouts began after his relatives reported his disappearance, having had no news of him for more than 24 hours.
The victim’s body was found in a stream three meters deep and his belongings had been discovered hours before on the banks of that place. This was what guided the rescue teams of the Department of High Risk Units and volunteer firefighters from Regional 7 and ETAG to that place.
The rescuers headed towards the pot of The Socavón, after a three-hour walk from the port of Three trees to the area of the mountain shelters and there, with diving equipment, they located González’s body submerged in the water.
He Commissioner Guillermo Brandalise of the Fire Department He reported that the body was three meters deep and 800 meters from the hostel where he worked. Removing the body took more than five hours.
The prosecutor Paula Bruerawho leads the investigation, confirmed that the body found was that of Diego González and noted that the causes of his death are under investigation.
And at the end of last February, Another similar event had also occurred in Córdoba, where two fatalities due to the dangerous flooding of the rivers that caused the death of more than 20 people by drowning during the summer.
The deceased in this episode were a couple who had gone to spend a few days in the Cordoba town of Los Reartes, in the department of Calamuchita, where – according to the investigation – both were settled in a campsite until The current carried them furiously.
The victims were a policeman from La Pampa and a woman of Uruguayan nationality, whose disappearance no one had reported. It was a coincidence that some people who were passing through the place saw a body and notified the Police.
