health status of José OS, 19-year-old boy run over by a car at the Rally de Comarca Norte Great Canary and in which accident 18 year old girl died, recovered in the last hours after yesterday, had to undergo surgery due to various hip injuries. The injured man was evacuated from the emergency room on Saturday morning after a Toyota Starlet car skidded off the road and crushed two teenagers during the third chapter celebrations in the Galician town of Anzo.
Joseph OS He stays in the hospital and can talk to his relatives after the surgery.. For his part, the body of the deceased, identified as Alexia GS, is shrouded in the San Miguel de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria funeral home, scheduled to be cremated at 1:30 PM tomorrow.
head Las Palmas Automobile Federation, Miguel Ángel Domínguez, pointed out that the accident was “bad luck”.. “When a car loses control, no one knows how to proceed,” he said. logic, people [refiriéndose a los dos jóvenes] They were well placed.”
But they were both sitting on a mound of earth about three meters above the asphalt. Domínguez explained that there is no rule that determines what height the fans must be at to consider the area safe, but added that “it’s clear they are safer if they are in high areas.”
In this sense, Rally Islas Canarias, which reinforced the safety of its sections this year in order not to lose the European Rally Championship (ERC) score, told the audience this should be placed at a height of at least 2.5 metersa precaution that both José OS and Alexia GS comply with.
President Dominguez announced the test has a wide range of medical devicesrequires a mobile Intensive Surveillance Unit (ICU) equipped with a doctor and another ambulance at each stage of the rally. In this case, the Comarca Norte Gran Canaria consisted of a three-stroke special.
Domínguez stressed that the federations and teams responsible for organizing the races “worked hard to ensure the public is in a good position and a lot of effort was made to ensure the highest safety at the rallies,” adding that they will continue to do so. on, “however, it is clear that this is an isolated and accidental situation., no one can say that security is complete». And he added that he doesn’t know when such tragic news last hit motorsport in Gran Canaria.
And the motoring world has been in mourning since yesterday over the fatal accident at Gáldar. The Royal Spanish Automobile Federation stated on its Twitter account: “Our deepest condolences to the closest circle of the deceased fan and, by extension, to the great Canary motorsport family. Rest in peace”. The Canarian Automobile Federation (FCA) also posted on its social networks: “On behalf of the entire Canarian motorsport family, #FCA president Benito Rodríguez joins in expressions of pain and sadness for the death experienced today. [por el pasado sábado para el lector] on the way to an amateur’s Rally Comarca Norte de Gran Canaria”.