“Tragic crash” Fatal collision between a car and a motorbike, for a woman there was nothing to be done: where and what happened

A terrible accident occurred on April 25th: where and what happened

April 25th was a tragic day for the city of Reggio Calabria, where a serious road accident occurred on state road 106. A 76-year-old woman, Gabriella Laganà, lost his life while he was aboard his car, involved in a collision with a motorbike. The woman's body was extracted from the car with difficulty by the firefighters and unfortunately there was nothing that could be done to save her.

The motorcyclist involved in the collision was rushed to the hospital in Reggio Calabria, where he is currently hospitalized in serious condition. The causes of the accident are still to be ascertained and the carabinieri, police and municipal police went to the scene to try to understand the dynamics of the incident.

The death of Gabriella Laganà has shaken the local community, which has lost a woman loved and respected by all. The tragedy has cast a shadow over the 25 Aprila day of remembrance and celebration of the Resistance, which this year was marked by an unexpected loss.

The authorities have launched an investigation to clarify the circumstances of the accident and ascertain any responsibilities. The road on which the incident occurred is sadly known for its frequent rrequests for help. Meanwhile, the city of Reggio Calabria rallies around the family of the deceased Gabriella and the injured motorcyclist, in the hope of a speedy recovery.

In Italy, road accidents are unfortunately a frequent problem. According to the most recent data provided by ISTAT, a total of approximately 162,000 car accidents occurred in 2020. However, although the overall number has decreased, the number of victims still remains high. The regions with the highest number are Lombardy, Campania and Lazio.

The causes of accidents road traffic in Italy are many and range from distraction to speed and alcohol while driving. As well as the terrible conditions of the road surface on many Italian routes. Authorities are trying to take tougher measures to reduce the number of accidents and victims, such as stricter checks and road safety awareness campaigns.