Philip Imundi A road accident once again brings to the forefront the methods for reporting an accident to motorists, even in difficult conditions such as at night or on busy roads. Placing a warning triangle seems to be the most effective tool for reminding other road users to be careful, but often it's not enough.
Young man killed on the A1 motorway, friends unharmed
The situation described is chilling, we are on the A1 after the Melegnano toll booth, once we set off again the five young people skid and the car crashes into the jersey, the impact does not have serious consequences but there is a need to report the impact to other motorists.
Those on board were unharmed but since they were unable to get off, all four of them or instruct a friend to go down and place the warning triangle, that will be the last action the boy will take in his life.
Thomas Qirjaj's life ended after being hit by an SUV on the A1.
Thomas Qirjaj He lived in Caorso, a small town in the Piacenza area, and was just 20 years old; he would have turned 21 next December.
It was located on board a Swiss-registered Volvo who was traveling in the direction of San Giuliano Milanese, when for reasons yet to be ascertained, as reported Il Gazzettino, she skidded and crashed against the edge of the road.
He decides to go down and place the warning triangle, as soon as he is about to put it on gets hit by an SUV, led by a 25 year old young man originally from ModenaEmergency services arrived immediately and took him to the nearby Predabissi hospital.
Unfortunately, despite the help of doctors the young man passed awayThe mayor of the town, who was once the boy's teacher, immediately expressed her condolences and wanted to remember him by bringing family support overwhelmed by the dramatic news, the 20-year-old he was an only child, well integrated in the country where his mother works as a factory worker, while his father works in Switzerland, hence the Swiss license plate on the vehicle.
A tragedy that rekindles the security issue, too often debated but unfortunately never concretely addressed in order to reduce these fatalities to a minimum.