The route where firefighters serve from 3 to 4 daily emergencies

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The route where firefighters serve from 3 to 4 daily emergencies

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In the return Bosarreyes, known as the devil’s curve, located on National Route 14, Ciudad Vieja, Sacatepéquez, there are constantly registered road accidents.

In the acquaintance "Devil's curve" Several road accidents are recorded daily. (Free press photo: direct impact)

In the well -known “devil’s curve” several road accidents are recorded daily. (Free press photo: direct impact)

According to the relief bodies, in the return Bosarreyes, known as “The Devil’s Curve”, located on National Route 14, Ciudad Vieja, Sacatepéquez, between 3 and 4 road accidents are served daily.

Firefighters explain that most injured are motorists, who, in many cases, lose their lives or are seriously injured.

According to lifeguards, these accidents are related to the recklessness of drivers, speeding and driving under alcohol.

For the residents of Bosarreyes, these emergencies have become everyday, since they witness road accidents every day.

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