The injured were taken to the San Juan de Dios Hospital in Pamplona, while authorities investigate the causes of the accident.
In the last few hours, a serious traffic accident was recorded at the reference point73+300, on the Pamplona – Cúcuta road, which resulted in the death of two people and six more with serious injuries.
The road accident occurred at a time when the public transport vehicle assigned to the Coopetran company, which had at least 31 people on board,lost control and overturned onto the corridor, leaving several people injured at the scene,which were transferred to the San Juan de Dios Hospital in Pamplona.
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So far, the authorities, who immediately arrived at the site once the accident occurred, have stated that two people died due to the severity of their injuries.in the midst of this emergency.
According to the local hospital, people who have entered the medical centerThere are a total of six, who have bruises and injuries to their extremities.due to the splinters generated by the overturning of the bus type vehicle.
The mayor of Pamplona, Klaus Faber Mogollón, in dialogue with this editorial team,He pointed out that, unfortunately, there are two people dead in the accident and he expects developments in the health status of the people who were injured.
“There are six people who are being treated at the San Juan de Dios Hospital,The report from the competent authorities is awaited to establish the causes of this accident.which so far leaves two people dead,” said the mayor of Pamplona.
The other people who were affected in some wayThey were treated on site by relief organizations and health professionals.and they are expected to be transferred in the next few hours to the city of Cúcuta.
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The departmental Traffic Police are investigating the causes of these events and express their concern about the possibility that these accidents may occur in the region and generate greater impact on the inhabitants of the area.
Little by little, this main road corridor that connects the city of Cúcuta with the province of Pamplona, Bucaramanga and the interior of the country is fully enabled.
