Truck driver with plate number SRP 672 belonging to CTC Cootranscopetrol company crashed this Tuesday on the Llano road with some naphtha, This is said to be due to his medical progress at the Primavera Clinic, where he received treatment.
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HE A 59-year-old male patient was taken to the hospital by ambulance at 16:00. He was brought by the pre-hospital care team in one of the 55 + 500 kilometer Quebradablanca tunnels on the Bogotá – Villavicencio road at 2.48 pm due to clinical symptoms, approximately two hours after the accident occurred.
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The tractor driver “is considered hemodynamically stable, underwent orotracheal intubation due to signs of airway burn, and is currently receiving burn treatment.” They cover 80 percent of the total body surface. In the report signed by doctor Nadia Paola Guevara Umaña, director of the Primavera Clinic, it is stated in the “clinical surveillance plan”.
Prognosis “depends on the clinical development of the patient and urgent transfer is made” Burn unit through the Emergency and Emergency Disposition Center”, concludes the information received from the clinical center.
(Our advice: Full video of gasoline truck crash in tunnel on Llano road has emerged)
A dazzling accident It caused a huge congestion in cargo and transportation vehicles. He said they planned to use this route yesterday afternoon.
This Wednesday morning, Mobility units are traveling along the road corridor from Bogotá to Villavicencio.
Fernando Castillo, manager of Coviandina, announced that the roads will be opened every two hours in both directions.
“We have schedules. We open in one of the directions every two hours, there is a stop of one to three hours, almost four hours to allow circulation, and once the first stops have passed, we give way,” Castillo said.
Nelson Arturo Ardila Arias
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