A traffic accident involving two motorbikes in Santiago de Cuba has resulted in one person being injured, according to social media reports. The collision occurred at the busy intersection of Calle Enramadas and Hernán Cortés in the provincial capital, reported independent journalist Yosmany Mayeta Labrada.
A local resident informed the journalist that the impact left a young woman, who was a passenger on one of the motorbikes, injured. "I don't know which hospital she was taken to, she only mentioned her leg hurt and they put her on another motorbike because no car was available," the resident said.
Mayeta Labrada has asked for assistance in identifying the injured woman so that information about her health condition can be provided. He also requested that the motorbike riders involved in the accident contact him to provide further details about the incident.
On Friday, a nurse was injured when an ambulance crashed into a wall in the province of Camagüey. The accident took place on Calle Independencia for reasons that have not yet been disclosed.
Additionally, on the same day, a dramatic accident was reported at the intersection of Calle Yagruma and the road to San Juan y Martínez in Pinar del Río. The accident involved a Chevrolet and a modern Dongfeng Aeolus, although no casualties were reported.
Motorbike Accidents in Santiago de Cuba: What You Need to Know
Given the recent motorbike collision in Santiago de Cuba, we address some common questions about traffic incidents in the country.
What should you do if you're involved in a motorbike accident in Cuba?
If you're involved in a motorbike accident in Cuba, ensure that you and others involved receive immediate medical attention. Contact local authorities to report the accident and provide as much detail as possible. It's also advisable to seek assistance from nearby residents if needed.
How common are motorbike accidents in Santiago de Cuba?
Motorbike accidents are relatively common in Santiago de Cuba due to the frequent use of motorbikes for transportation. Poor road conditions and lack of proper traffic enforcement often contribute to the occurrence of such incidents.