Seven workers from the National Circus of Cuba injured after collapse in Villa Clara

Awhirlwindhit an area of the Quemado de Güines municipality, Villa Clara, this Wednesday, collapsing the tent of the National Circus of Cuba that was installed there and leaving seven people dead, including a minor.

Although hecircuswas not offering functions at that time, unfortunately, seven workers were injured and were immediately transferred to the "Mártires del 8 de Abril" polyclinic, in Quemado de Güines, as well as to the Sagua la Grande Hospital to receive medical attention, reported the Facebook the communicator Henry Omar Pérez.

The injured workersThey were identified as Iván Pita Sánchez, 29 years old, from Pinar del Río, who suffered a knee trauma with increased volume; Yanisledy Álvarez Blanco, 17 years old and resident of Havana, suffered a simple head trauma with increased volume ; Rosemary Pérez Pablo, 30 years old and also from Havana, presented a simple rib trauma without visible injuries.

In addition, Arnaldo Faure Cauto, 50, from Havana, was diagnosed with an anxiety syndrome, while Juan Carlos Tamayo Varela, 58, from Havana, suffered simple rib trauma without injuries; On the other hand, Araceli Faure, 51 years old and from Havana, suffered a simple rib trauma along with an increase in blood pressure and Michael Peralta Peregrin, 26 years old and from Havana, presented a simple rib trauma without visible injuries. .

The evolution of all injured workers has been favorable and they have already been discharged. There are no reported dangers to their lives. It is important to note that both the scene of the incident and the circus tent are protected by workers and the Ministry of the Interior (MININT).

Despite the impact of the hydrometeorological event, no damage was recorded anywhere else in the municipality, and it is reported that there was no loss of human life.