A fatal road accident involving two vehicles occurred this morning at kilometer 223 of Provincial Route No. 39, in the area of influence of the town of Caseros (Uruguay department). The initial balance is four people dead and one seriously injured. The injured person is the president of the Port Institute, Juan Ruiz Orrico, who was driving an official car and was taken to the Concepción del Uruguay hospital, as confirmed. ANALYSIS.
As confirmed by the deputy chief of the Uruguay Departmental Police, Commissioner Martín Tello, the road accident occurred around 5:30 today and he also confirmed the death of four people and one person with serious injuries.
Tello confirmed that the impact maneuver was frontal. Due to the state of the vehicles, one of the vehicles has not yet been able to establish what make and model it is, the engine has been detached from the body and was left on the side of the road and even the speedometer is unrecognizable to the public servants who are present. working on site. While the other vehicle is a Passat, it is registered as an official vehicle of the Provincial Port Institute, and police sources confirmed that it was driven by its owner, Juan Enrique Ruiz Orrico – a native of Concepción del Uruguay – who suffered a series of injuries and although He was transferred to a healthcare center, his health is out of danger.
Orrico has been promoting a criminal complaint for alleged acts of corruption in areas of the port that threaten the traditional political family of Concepción del Uruguay such as that of Carlos María Scelzi.
Although police and emergency personnel such as Firefighters and Health are working, the intervention of the Public Prosecutor’s Office is expected to dictate the required expert actions and progress can be made with the identity of the deceased. Meanwhile, the community of the Uruguay department and a large part of the province have expressed their dismay on social networks at this sad balance.
Marcos Di Giuseppe and Juan Enrique Ruiz Orrico are the ones who promoted the corruption complaint against Carlos María Scelzi and Leonardo Cabrera.
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