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Two Injured in Carapeguá After Pickup Truck Hits Electricity Pole

Two Injured in Carapeguá After Pickup Truck Hits Electricity Pole

From ABC Color · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Two people were injured when a Toyota Hilux pickup truck crashed into an electricity pole in Carapeguá, Paraguay.
  • The accident occurred early Monday morning on Route PY01, causing significant damage to the vehicle and a nearby pharmacy.
  • The crash partially blocked traffic and caused a local power outage.

A violent traffic accident occurred early Monday morning in Carapeguá, Paraguay, when a Toyota Hilux pickup truck collided with an ANDE (National Electricity Administration) utility pole. The vehicle, traveling on Route PY01 in the San Blas neighborhood, struck the pole and came to rest beside a pharmacy.

The impact resulted in injuries to two occupants of the truck, identified as Edgar Leonor López Acevedo, 33, and Nélida Johana Aguilera Presentado, 23. Both were transported to the Carapeguá District Hospital for medical attention. Their injuries were reported as not serious.

Significant material damage was sustained by both the pharmacy and the pickup truck. The fallen utility pole partially obstructed vehicular traffic on the route, requiring police intervention to manage the situation and ensure safety. Additionally, the surrounding area experienced a power outage, with ANDE technicians dispatched to restore service.

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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.