By Chris King • 26 March 2023 • 18:31
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According to Emergencias 112 Andalucia, a 20-year-old man lost his life in a road traffic accident this morning, Sunday, March 26, in the Malaga town of Casabermeja. Another four people were injured in the same incident.
The incident reportedly occurred just before 8am, at Km5 of the A-356, heading in the direction of the municipality of Colmenar. Witnesses alerted the 112 switchboards to the accident, informing the operators that a vehicle had left the road.
They indicated that there were several people injured and that one of them had been thrown out of the car onto an embankment.
112 immediately deployed an ambulance with medics from the 061 Health Emergency Centre to the location, along with patrols from the Guardia Civil’s Traffic Department.
Sources from the Guardia Civil verified to 112 that in addition to the deceased, four other people had been injured. This included the driver of the wrecked car who made her own way to a local health centre.
The rest of those affected were two women aged 20 and 21 and a man aged 22. They were transferred to the Carlos Haya Hospital in Malaga. According to the same sources, only one vehicle was involved in the accident.
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