Events
Paramedics have reported different accidents starring private vehicles and others from heavy transport.
One of the accidents complicates Villa Nueva to Guatemala City. Photography: Municipality of Villa Nueva,
The first hours of Saturday, May 24 were marked by different traffic accidents. That according to the reports of different relief bodies that have documented the mishaps.
One of them registered at 5:58 in the morning in which three heavy transport vehicles were involved. The cars collided and blocked the access of Villa Nueva for Guatemala City.
The accident occurred at kilometer 18 of the CA-9 with the direction of the city and, although with cranes the three vehicles are tried to mobilize, for around 8 hours, the traffic is complicated in the sector.
Cranes work to remove trailers collided in the km. 18 CA-9 route with the direction of the city #Pmtvillanueva Informs that there is no way to the moment. pic.twitter.com/ucnw2tdo6m
– Transito Villa Nueva (@pmt_villanueva) May 24, 2025
Another accident took place on Avenida de la Reforma and 16 street in zone 10, according to the reports of the authorities, two private vehicles were injured.
The relief bodies attended to the pilots, only with nervous breakdown and reported material damage.
#Accidentedransito Avenida Reforma and 16 street zone 10, @bomberosmuni They attended the emergency in the case of material damage and drivers with nervous breakdown. #Emergencies123 pic.twitter.com/legc8Gec6h
– Municipal Firefighters (@bomberosmuni) May 24, 2025
The paramedics also reported an accident on the San Cristóbal Boulevard, which for causes that are unknown left a car overturned.
The accident occurred on the 6th Avenue in Zone 8 of Mixco and, despite the impact that the vehicle had, its driver did not merit to be transferred to a health center for just presenting nervous breakdown.
#Accidentedransito Boulevard San Cristóbal and 6a. Avenida Zone 8 of Mixco@bomberosmuni They cover spectacular traffic accident, confirming that the pilot only has nervous breakdown. #Emergencies123 pic.twitter.com/HVVVUF7BX
– Municipal Firefighters (@bomberosmuni) May 24, 2025
