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A loose cow early this Saturday on the Malezas road, in the city of Santa Clara, province of Villa Clara, caused an accident by colliding with a Transmetro bus.
The accident, which apparently did not leave anyone injured, occurred at around two in the morning on the mentioned road that leads to Abel Santamaría International Airport and to nearby communities in the area.
A post in the Facebook group "ACCIDENTES BUSES & CAMIONES, por más experiencia y menos víctimas" showed several photos of the incident, where the animal can be seen on the road, apparently dead; while the damage to the bus is minor.
"The damages should be paid by the owner of the poor little animal, who should be in their place so that these things don’t happen. Until the owners of such animals are sanctioned, we will keep going like this," was the opinion of an internet user in the comments section.
Other users stated that it is common for this type of accident to occur on that road.
Accidents involving animals on Cuban roads are quite frequent.
The persistent complaints reflect the dangers faced by drivers and passengers on the roads of Cuba, especially at nighttime and early in the morning, when fog makes it difficult to navigate.
A few days ago, a Cuban driver reported the presence of loose animals on the road leading from Cienfuegos to the spirituan municipality of Trinidad.
Along with the alert, the driver shared a photo in the Facebook group "ACCIDENTES BUSES & CAMIONES por más experiencia y menos víctimas!", in which a cow can be seen in the middle of the road.
The comments did not overlook the scene, which they described as traditional along that busy road in the center of the country.
What do you think?
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