District rejected driver lynching that overwhelmed and caused indigenous women and baby

The district lamented the accident on the Funza-Siberia road, when a garbage collection vehicle ran over a woman and a two-year-old baby, it was also known that the woman was in a state of pregnancy.

The district rejected that the indigenous people who spend the night in the La Florida Park have taken justice by their own hand after noticing the tragedy on this route of Cundinamarca; with sticks and white weapons the natives linked the driver identified as Hidelbrando Rivera García, 60 years ofage.

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"I strongly rejected from the Mayor's Office of Bogotá any expression of own justice, if we must take care of in our country is institutionality although justice takes time, but it is tragic and ends with unfortunate situations that should be avoided," said Luis Ernesto GómezDistrict Cabinet Chief.

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The man was immediately transferred in an ambulance of the Ministry of Health to a Hospital in Engativá where he lost his life.He initially presented severe head trauma, lesions in Torax, abdomen and limbs, but then unfortunately presented cardiorespiratory arrest and died.

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What happened?

On Tuesday, January 25, on the Funza National Way - Siberia near the La Florida Park, an accident was presented in which a vehicle of the public companies of Cundinamarca overwhelmed the members of the Embera Embera Embera Tunay Tunay SINTUA, 36his daughter Sara Camila García Tunay of a year and nine months of age; the woman was also in an advanced state of gestation, the three unfortunately died in the place, later the community set in a surrounding place where the sinister was recorded..

According to the district in recent days in Bogotá there have been three traffic accidents where members of indigenous communities have been affected, mostly children under five years old.