South America: Accident happened in Texas goods train Due to which 2 people died due to suffocation and many were injured
In Texas, America, a terrible accident happened. Two people who were thought to be immigrants died from suffocating in a freight train.
So, there are 10 other people who are in bad shape. All of them were taken by helicopter or ambulance to the hospital for care. Follow for more updates: newsydrone.com
10 injured hospitalized
Officers got a call at 911, which is the line for emergencies. Police in Uvalade said they were told that a train was full of migrants who were choking.
As soon as the cops heard about it, they went to the scene and started trying to help. The police said that at least ten refugees needed help right away.
There is a chance that people will be sold
The train was stopped just east of Nipah, Texas, in Uvalde County, after police told the US Border Patrol.
At the same time, officials stopped US Highway 90 for a short time so that helicopters could land to bring help.
On the other hand, US Department of Homeland Security investigators said that federal investigators are looking into the potential that people were being sold. Even though he is still looking into it.
53 refugees also died last year
Last year, June 27 was also the date of a similar event. On the edge of San Antonio, a truck was being used to traffic people.
In the back of the truck were dozens of refugees. 53 people had died in the truck because they couldn’t breathe. In this case, two Americans were found guilty by a federal court.
If they are found to be guilty, they could be killed.
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The study into what happened goes on
Daniel Rodrguez, the head of police in Uvalade, said that the refugees died because the train cars were too hot and they couldn’t breathe.
The investigation will be led by the Union Pacific Railroad, according to Uvalde police. So, even though the Mexican consulate in Eagle Pass, Texas, said on Twitter that they had heard about the event, we are looking into it with US authorities to see if any of the victims are Mexican.
