Road accidents - Week deadly for six families

They were in the prime of life. Jean Fabien Nobina, 16 years and lives in Bois-des-Amourettes was allowed, since Friday, June 24, in intensive care hospital J. Nehru, Rose-Belle. That day, he was on a motorcycle when he lost control of his craft. He hit a fifty on the road to Anse Royale Jonchée and finished his race against a tree. He passed away Thursday. Nilesh Gounowry was killed a few hours earlier. This 16 year old was in a taxi when the vehicle collided with a car before ending its journey against a concrete guardrail. The impact left no chance for the teenager who died on the spot. The latter, who liked to talk, according to his family, went to Port-Louis to go to file documents. His funeral was held Friday. Dark day since that day, hours after the terrible accident of the adolescent is Doe Prakash Toofany is hit by a car near the stadium Anjalay. According to a statement from the police, the victim was on a motorcycle when it collided with a car. Falling, Prakash Toofany Doe found himself on the opposite lane. It's a car coming in the opposite direction that has reversed. He would get his daughter to Piton. The family says he was preparing to celebrate the marriage of his brother who was to return to Italy next month. Moreover, the day of the tragedy, he had not returned to work. Instead, "he stayed at home to cut wood for the wedding preparations," says his eldest daughter, still in shock. The series continues as black, in the late evening, Sylvio Claude Jean Monty, 50, had hit a sign along the route Saint-Joseph, Baie du Tombeau. He was on a motorcycle, with his concubine, when the accident occurred. This was hospitalized, while Sylvio Claude Jean Monty did not survive his injuries. Theresa Maunique Letimier, 79 years and lives in Pointe-aux-Sables, was hit by a car Monday morning while crossing the road at Rose Hill. She passed away in the evening. The driver of the car, it has been tested negative to the test. Another fatal accident was reported Tuesday. Poonyte Kaullysing, 59, was cycling on the main road to Plain of papayas when it hit a truck that had stopped suddenly at the traffic lights. Taken to hospital in the North, he had succumbed to his multiple injuries.