Ate: Inter-provincial bus fire damaged two houses and injured one family [VIDEO]

This Friday, an inter-provincial bus fire affected two homes and damaged a family of 12 in the third phase of the Santa Rosita urbanization in Ate Vitarte.

The victims of the fire, including five elderly people and three children, had to ask for help from relatives in order to spend the night and not stay on the street.

Fernando Vicuña, owner of one of the damaged houses, stated that interregional bus Trebol Tours was not allowed to enter the Santa Rosita urbanization.

The transport company does not speak

In addition, the man indicated that the transport company did not contact the owners of the property.

“Until now, no one has claimed that the bus belongs to me or that I own it,” he said.

“We are waiting for an expert, but we have just been informed that the expert will arrive tomorrow. We had to evacuate the children and people who lived on the third and first floors to a house owned by relatives, because at this time they are practically helpless,” Fernando Vicuña said.

Five units of firefighters arrived at the scene and were able to put out the fire. No harm done.

The Vicuña Sedano family is asking for support as they need legal advice to take legal action against the company. Trebol Tours. To support the family, you can call 918091469.

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