Little sisters are attacked in Tabasco, one of them, 10 years old, lost her life at the scene

a tragic accident It was recorded last Monday night in the Ignacio Allende ejido, in Tabasco. A little girl of barely 10 years old, Leysi Daniela ‘N’, lost her lifewhile others four people were seriously injured wounds after being hit by a car.

The incident took place shortly before nine at night in the road what CONECT Teapa with Pichucalco. According to witnesses informed the authorities, a chevy blue charged brutally to one motorcycle in which they traveled Leysi Daniela, her eight-year-old sister Yamilet ‘N’, and another person unidentified. The impact was so strong that the motorcycle was thrown off the road, while the car overturned several times before stopping in a nearby property.

The witnesses at the scene accident They identified the driver of the blue Chevy as the person responsible for the tragic event. The vehicle was completely destroyed on the side of the road.

The victims survivors, Yamilet ‘N’, Lorena Pérez Aguilar, Uriel Zomosa Ocampo and Martha López Guzmánwere immediately transferred to hospital community of the municipality of Teapa. According to medical reports, their health status is critical and they are receiving specialized care to treat the serious injuries suffered.

The State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) quickly went to the scene of the accident to remove the minor’s body. He body of Leysi Daniela He was transferred to the FGE amphitheater, where it was determined that the cause of his death was a head trauma due to a strong blow to the head against the pavement.

Authorities are conducting a thorough investigation to clarify the exact circumstances of the accident and determine the corresponding legal responsibilities. At this time, no details have been released regarding the whereabouts or condition of the driver of the blue Chevy.

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