This morning, on National Route 7 in Luján, a chain collision was recorded due to the intense morning fog, worsened by the burning of garbage in the area. Residents reported this situation which has generated extremely dangerous visibility conditions in the area.
This type of incident is not isolated in the western corridor. Similar incidents have been reported on Route 9, where smoke from brick kilns has caused situations of zero visibility and multiple collisions. On this occasion, the roadway heading to San Andrés de Giles is closed, and drivers are advised to avoid the area and seek alternative routes.
Ten cars, three motorcycles, and two trucks were involved in the collision, leaving at least eight people injured. Emergency services from the Provincial Police, Road Safety personnel, and volunteer firefighters from Luján worked at the accident site. The injured were urgently transported to the local hospital and continue to receive assistance.
According to initial reports, visibility was extremely low at the time of the collision. This incident highlights the importance of taking extreme precautions in adverse weather conditions and adhering to road safety regulations to prevent accidents on the roads.
