Construction worker dies and three others injured when car crashed into a tree in San Carlos

The seriously wounded man was identified as Martín Fajardo Gómez, 43, a neighbor of Pavas. He suffered fractures in his arms and legs and internal bleeding at the abdomen level, according to lifeguard Guillermo Vega.

The vehicle that was driving the now deceased, 1993 model, was borrowed.

The accident victims are employees of the company MECO, which carries out reloading work in Venice.

On Saturday night they participated in a meal prepared by the company, but then apparently they stayed in a bar.

The Judicial Police investigates if that same vehicle had run over to a co-worker in the outskirts of the bar and would have given to the flight.

The Red Cross identified the hit as Alexánder González Hernández, 34, who was transferred to San Carlos Hospital.

The vehicle has documentation up to date and the deceased driver was licensed.

The causes of the accident are investigated, but everything indicates that they would be the consumption of liquor and speeding, according to Hugo Sánchez, Transit officer who attended the accident.

The body was lifted at 5:30 a.m. M. Of this Sunday and was sent to Forensic Medicine by order of Judge Melany Valdés.

Three months ago a woman died in another traffic accident at the same point.

On that occasion, he also left the road in the vehicle he was driving and collided against a tree.

Another crash left one dead in Guanacaste

At 2:38 a.m. M. Of Sunday, another traffic accident in Sardinal de Carrillo, Guanacaste, claimed the life of José Daniel Poveda Uriarte, a 23-year-old Nicaraguan.

According to the preliminary report of the Judicial Investigation Agency (OIJ), the deceased was traveling as a passenger in a vehicle whose driver lost control and collided with a concrete wall.

Poveda died in the site and his body was transferred to the Judicial Morgue, to be performed the respective autopsy.

The driver of the car, whose identity did not transcend, was transferred to the Hospital of Liberia.

According to the Operations Department of the Traffic Police, in the 225 days that have elapsed until Sunday, a total of 279 people died on the national roads.

Most of the dead have been motorcyclists (128), while accidents in other motor vehicles have claimed 69 lives, on the bicycle 26 people have died and 56 people have died in road accidents.