Four people have died and two others have been injured in the early hours of this Thursday in two traffic accidents that occurred in Malaga and Coin, as reported by the 112 Andalusia Emergency Service, attached to the Ministry of the Presidency, Interior, Social Dialogue and Administrative Simplification of the Board.
One of the accidents took place at kilometer 998 of the A-7 in Malaga, where the firefighters were working to release two people, already deceased, who were trapped in the vehicle; while the second accident occurred on the A-355 as it passed through the Malaga town of Coín, where there was a collision between two cars that caused one of them, in which two people who died were traveling, to catch fire.
It was at 2:20 a.m. when 112 Emergencies received a call alerting to the collision between a van and a car on the A-7 motorway in Malaga, in the direction of the capital, and warned that there could be people trapped, so from the The coordination room alerted the firefighters of the capital, the Civil Traffic Guard, the 061 Health Emergency Center and road maintenance.
The firefighters have confirmed to the 112 room that two people, who had been trapped, have died in this incident. It is a man and a woman and, in addition, there have been two injured men, as they have specified from 112.
But also, shortly after, at 03:15, the second accident took place. This time it took place at kilometer 4 of the A-355 as it passed through Coín. It has been a collision between two cars, one of which, according to the whistleblowers, was stopped when the event occurred. In addition, they have indicated that, after the crash, one of the cars had been on fire.
From 112 the Provincial Consortium Firefighters, Civil Protection and also Infoca were notified, in addition to the Civil Guard and the health services, which, together with the firefighters, have confirmed that two people have lost their lives and that both were in the interior of one of the burned vehicles. Traffic has been restored at the scene of the accident, as reported by Civil Protection.
