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Accident in Havana leaves a motorist injured

The crash occurred between an electric motor and a jeep, on a very dangerous corner in Havana, where the traffic light has not been working for a long time.

Accidente en San Lázaro y Belascoaín. © Collage Facebook / ACCIDENTES BUSES & CAMIONES por más experiencia y menos víctimas!
Accident in San Lázaro and Belascoaín. Photo © Collage Facebook / BUS & TRUCK ACCIDENTS for more experience and fewer victims!

A young man was injured in a traffic accident that occurred this Monday at the intersection of San Lázaro and Belascoaín streets, in Havana, when a jeep collided with an electric motor.

According to Facebook user Roly, in the group “BUS & TRUCK ACCIDENTS for more experience and fewer victims!”, the traffic light was off, the car went down the Belascoaín artery and did not respect the priority on San Lázaro street.

“They took the boy with a leg in bad condition but conscious,” he published.

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He also said that the jeep tore out the battery from the electric motor, and that the boy, with an injured leg, was taken to the hospital.Hermanos Ameijeiras.

Different people thought that this is a dangerous corner of Havana and that, however, that traffic light “has been broken for a long time,” commented one user.

This TuesdayA traffic incident occurred on Santa María beach from Havana without reports of injured people.

The bus company reported that the deteriorated roads in the area caused the accident of the vehicle, which covered the A-7 route.

One injury was the result of acrash between an electric motorcycle and a car, in Havana, this Sunday.

The incident occurred on Calzada de 10 de Octubre and Avenida Santa Catalina.

Another crash, no injuries,It happened this Monday in Santa Clarabetween a bus from the Transtur Company and a jeep from the Revolutionary Armed Forces.

The culprit was the driver of the military car for not respecting the stop sign, which was on Máximo Gómez Street.

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