Accident Coromandel - A van struck a motorcyclist

Haurabun Raj, one of fifty-rich earth, used in a cleaning company, suffered serious injuries. He was on the Royal Road, Coromandel, around 6:30, when he collided with a van, near the Caltex service station. He had both legs, hands and jaw fractured. The victim was taken to hospital Jeetoo Dr AG, where she was admitted to the intensive care unit. His condition is considered serious. The driver of the van, aged 49, tested negative after suffering a breath analyzer.

Early Thursday, Raj Haurabun mounts his bike and headed towards Coromandel. It is running at a moderate speed. "My brother never runs fast, even when it is late," assures us Dorgaparsad. A van came out of the Panorama Street, next to the Caltex service station. Rode a bus in the direction of Beau-Bassin. The vehicle stopped to let the van which was returning to the Royal Road. Raj Haurabun coming up just at that time, struck the van. The shock was violent, Raj Haurabun fall soon. At that time, there was no indication on the severity of his injuries. Police Coromandel is mended soon on the scene.

"It was around 15 h 30 I learned that my brother had an accident" says Dorgaparsad. The driver went to the gas station to refuel. Two of his friends, employees of the station shall inform him of the accident of his brother. "One of them asked me if his bike was gray, I said" yes. "Motorcycles gray, there are plenty. Then, another relative told me that it was indeed my brother. I was shocked at the news ..."

Dorgaparsad goes straight to the bedside of Raj. Family and friends of the victim always wondered about the origin of the accident. "My brother never drove at high speed, even driving his car. This has not prevented a serious accident ... " The locals complain that the slope of the existing stretch of road. " Motorists drive too fast ..." said a social worker. "We have called for the construction of a walkway up to the supermarket Winners to prevent a fatal accident, but in vain ..." Take notice, the relevant authorities.