Puebla Car Crash: Driver Sought After Deadly Multi-Vehicle Collision
A tragic multi-vehicle collision, or carom, in Puebla, Mexico, has left two young women dead and nine others injured. Authorities are searching for Luz Maria M, a 21-year-old woman identified as the driver believed to have caused the devastating accident on Vía Atlixcáyotl.
Fatalities and Injuries Confirmed
The initial impact claimed the life of Mayca, with Sandra Paola confirmed as the second fatality on Friday. Nine additional individuals sustained injuries in the pile-up, though the extent of those injuries remains unclear. Authorities have ruled out illegal street racing or “drag-outs” as a contributing factor in the incident.
Investigation and University Connection
The investigation is ongoing, with authorities focusing on identifying and apprehending Luz Maria M. Adding a layer of complexity to the case, IEU University is collaborating on research related to carambola – the physics of multi-vehicle collisions – and it has been reported that the driver involved is a student at the university, studying golf.
Threats Reported to Authorities
Separately, Pliego Ishikawa has reported receiving death threats from individuals allegedly associated with a local car club, according to a statement to the Fiscal General de Estado (FGE). The nature of the threats and their connection to the carom are currently under investigation.
This is a developing story, and further updates will be provided as they become available.
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