Fatal traffic accidents reported in Venezuela, Honduras, Mexico, and Spain

Multiple fatal traffic accidents have been reported across several regions. In Venezuela, a vehicle overturned on the Morón-Coro highway in the Píritu municipality, killing Gerardo José Camacho Fernández, an escort for the Falcón State Government. His passenger, Luis Felipe Campos Parra, sustained severe spinal injuries and was hospitalized in Coro.

In Honduras, a motorcycle accident on the CA-11 highway between Gracias and Santa Rosa de Copán resulted in the death of Christofer Flores and left Norland Alexander Díaz Villanueva seriously injured. The incident occurred when the driver lost control and struck trees.

In Mexico, a head-on collision and subsequent fire on the Palaú-El Sauz highway in Coahuila killed Óscar Javier Rodríguez Hernández, the manager of the Municipal Water and Sanitation System (SIMAS) of Palaú. Eight miners traveling in a personnel transport bus were injured in the crash. Authorities are investigating the possible involvement of a third vehicle that may have caused the collision.

In Spain, two women were rescued after their vehicle fell from a bridge into the Badiel River on the GU-115 road between Ledanca and Argecilla. One woman was unconscious with respiratory difficulties, while the other suffered serious polytrauma. Both were evacuated to hospitals in Guadalajara and Madrid.