Beja: Accident between wagon and light goods vehicle, only killed the animal
A new accident yesterday involved a horse-drawn vehicle and a light goods vehicle, in Beringel, He did not this time human victims.
The collision only resulted in the death in the animal, damage to the cart and the destruction of a truckload of melons and substantial damage to the car, a Renault Clio two-seater driven by woman, who was unharmed.
The accident happened yesterday, cerca the 11.00 hours, in Beringel, county Beja, location that is crossed by the National Road 121, that connects to Lisbon, via Ferreira do Alentejo. Apparently, the wagon would stop in the car park of passenger buses, and that the owners have abandoned the site.
However, the situation is very confusing, since the military Beja Traffic Detachment of GNR, who took occurrence account, recorded two versions of the accident.
The driving of the vehicle will be referred to the authorities that the animal pulling the cart, without driver, He left the park and crossed the road, causing the accident.
For its part the wagon owners, They reported that the animal had them fled and went to that artery, without having been able to stop.
Has learned the Lidador News (LN), one thing is right, when the military GNR arrived at the scene of the accident, the wagon owners were not on site and only appeared several minutes later.
The goods of light entered the town of Beringel, from Beja, when the horse-drawn vehicle crossed the road, not having been able to avoid hitting woman. The animal's carcass was collected by a specialized company in this type of service.
Last day 21 of September, an accident between a wagon and two passenger cars, which took place on National Highway 2, next to Castro Verde, It originated 5 dead, parents and three children, one of them, um baby 10 months.
At the crash site of the fatalities were husband and wife, of and a boy 10 years and a girl of 7 year old. Some hours later, 10meses one baby girl had been evacuated by helicopter he died at the Hospital of Santa Maria, in Lisbon.
Teixeira Correia
(journalist)
