A Cuban woman and her aunt, the victims of a spectacular traffic accident in Hialeah

A Cuban woman and her 71-year-old aunt were the fatal victims of the spectacular traffic accident that shocked the city of Hialeah on Tuesday night.

According to the journalistJavier Diaz, Yarina García Hernández, 39 years old, He died last night in the Hialeah traffic accident with his auntGloria Esther Hernández, 71 years old.

He was also traveling in his carLiliana Hernández Molina, Yarina's mother, 65 years old, who is in critical condition in a Miami hospital.

The women were out shopping andtwo teenagers of 14 and 15 years old who were driving A speeding truck hit them.

The Univision reporter had reported thattwo people died in the accident of traffic, which involved three vehicles, and two others had been injured, including a minor, who was one of the teenagers driving one of the cars.

Several of his followers commented on the publication on Instagram and stated that "the traffic in our city of Miami is impressive for all drivers no matter where... Hialeah is perhaps suffering a higher percentage of accidents due to the recent exodus of immigrants... It must be managed consciously to avoid unfortunate accidents and human losses," said one.

Last January a total of seven parked vehicles were leftburned in Hialeah after a spectacular traffic accident that unleashed a strong fire.

Two men, whose identities have not been revealed, were hospitalized in critical condition as a result of the accident.

Hialeah is the most Spanish-speaking city in the United States and the largest recipient of the wave of immigrants, especially Cubans, who have arrived in the country in the last two years.