Magdalena: A young university student is in intensive care after being hit by a bus from the Purple Corridor | Font: PTR
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Valeria Munoz Mendoza22 years old, remains hospitalized in the intensive care unit (ICU) of the Stella Maris clinic after last Thursday, September 29, the Purple Corridor bus at the intersection of Brasil and Javier Prado avenues, in the Magdalena del Mar area.
Eduardo Daniel Castro, the victim’s brother, was handed over to RPP News that a tragic incident occurred when a young economics student was on her way to her university. According to a relative, the doctors diagnosed Valeria severe head injury.
The blow was so strong that part of the windshield of the bus was shattered after hitting the head of a student with University of Piurawho fell to the ground after being shot down by the squad he controlled Fredy Pinto Huaman (34 years old).
After the accident, the young woman was transferred to the Stella Maris clinic, where she is currently fighting for her life.
Relatives demand justice
Although two days have passed since the accident, Edward Castro condemned that research work they are not advancing as evidence has not yet been collected to determine if this was yet another case of negligent driving.
brother of Valeria regret that this situation may lead to Driverwho remains detained in Magdalene Police Station while the case is clear, release in the next few hours due to lack of evidence.
“They say that tomorrow they are going to release the detainee, because they have only 48 hours (of detention). They didn’t move, the prosecutor didn’t come, they didn’t see the camera. I need you to support me and help me in this matter, because I want justice for my sister,” she cried.
A statement from the Lima and Callao Urban Transportation Authority (ATU) explained that the driver works for Nueva Alternativa SA, a concession company that provides services in the Purple Corridor.
Meanwhile, Valeria’s friends have started a fundraising campaign and in doing so, support relatives for medical expenses.
Source: RPP
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