The two minors survived the tragedy that mourns Colombia today.
News Colombia.
The afternoon of Friday, December 19, was marked by pain on the road that connects Buga with Buenaventurain the Cauca Valley. A traffic accident, as sudden as it was devastating, took the life of a married couple and left their two children as survivors of a tragedy that today mourns an entire family.
The victims were Diego Fernando Suarez and Lina Marcela Diazwho were traveling in their vehicle with their children when a Tractor vehicle hit them violently from the rearapparently after running out of brakes. The crash was so strong that it did not give them the opportunity to react, abruptly cutting short a family moment that seemed calm minutes before.
One of the most moving facts is that one of the minors had gotten out of the car moments before the impactto urinate on the side of the road. That simple, everyday and spontaneous act ended up becoming a miracle that saved his life. His brother, who remained inside the vehicle, survived the crash, but suffered serious injuries and was rushed to a medical center.
Minutes before the accident, the family had been recorded on video without imagining what was about to happen. In these images, deeply painful today, the mother is heard saying goodbye with a phrase that shakes: “Bye Julio, goodbye!”. Just seconds later, the car was hit, turning that farewell into an indelible memory full of sadness.
It was learned that the couple had a store.
The authorities began investigations to clarify the exact causes of the incident and determine the corresponding responsibilities. The incident once again raises alarm bells about security in this road corridor, where the traffic of heavy vehicles represents a constant risk for those who move through the area.
While the investigations continue, the country silently accompanies the pain of the surviving children, who today face the irreparable loss of their parents. A tragedy that leaves more than figures and reports: it leaves a deep void and an urgent call to protect life on Colombian roads.
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