[VIDEO] | HOMBRE FALLECE AL CAER DESDE LA PARTE ALTA DE LA ROTONDA LA CHIMBA TRAS CONFUSO INCIDENTE
Actualizado: 23 jul 2023
El hecho ocurrio esta mañana en el sector norte de Antofagasta, noticia se encuentra en desarrollo. Advertencia: Imágenes fuertes, se recomienda discreción.
Un confuso incidente ocurrió esta mañana, donde, por causas que se investigan, un hombre falleció luego de precipitarse desde la parte alta de la rotonda de la Chimba.
En base a información entregada por Carabineros, el procedimiento se encuentra en desarrollo, y se estaría investigando un homicidio o un atropello.
En el lugar trabajan LABOCAR, OS9 y la SIAT de Carabineros, además de personal de autopista quienes mantienen el tránsito suspendido en ambos sentidos en la sección inferior de la glorieta.
Por otra parte, auditores nos enviaron estos videos que tendrían relación con este incidente, imágenes que hemos censurado dado lo gráfico de su contenido
Noticia se encuentra en desarrollo.
A continuación revisa la transmisión en vivo de Radio Antofagasta Online
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