The motorcyclist who tragically died in Sunday's accident near the Plaza de la Revolución Antonio Maceo in Santiago de Cuba has been identified as Fernando García Cabrera. This information was shared by independent journalist Yosmany Mayeta Labrada on his Facebook profile, where he mentioned that García Cabrera passed away from a cardiac arrest at the Saturnino Lora Provincial Hospital.
García Cabrera sustained severe injuries in the collision, leaving him lying on the road. He was rushed to the emergency room at the aforementioned health facility but succumbed to his injuries early Monday morning. Images circulated show a helmet next to the motorcycle and other belongings of the victim scattered across the ground.
The deceased will be laid to rest at a funeral home in Santiago de Cuba, according to the information. Regarding the driver of the other vehicle involved in the accident, it was noted that he is a "Cuban-American and is currently detained at a Police Unit in the city, under investigation."
Initial reports provided by Mayeta Labrada indicated that the deceased was a father of three. As of now, the potential cause of the accident has not been disclosed.
Details Surrounding the Santiago de Cuba Accident
To provide further clarity, we have compiled some frequently asked questions regarding the tragic accident in Santiago de Cuba.
Who was the motorcyclist involved in the accident?
The motorcyclist was identified as Fernando García Cabrera.
Where did the accident occur?
The accident occurred near the Plaza de la Revolución Antonio Maceo in Santiago de Cuba.
What caused the motorcyclist's death?
Fernando García Cabrera died from a cardiac arrest at the Saturnino Lora Provincial Hospital.
What is known about the other driver involved?
The other driver is a Cuban-American, currently detained at a Police Unit in Santiago de Cuba under investigation.