A 48 year old man who crushed last sunday in the Cordoban town of Rute a dead for injuries sustained after being admitted to the Infanta Margarita Hospital in Cabra for several days.
Health sources confirmed the death of the cyclist, who was hit while traveling with his son and a friend for the A-3226, in one of the entrances to the village of Palomares. The event occurred around 5:30 p.m. and the man’s death occurred this Tuesday, around 10 p.m.
The police went to the scene of the accident. Civil Guard and 061, They immediately transferred the seriously injured man to Infanta Margarita, where he lost his life. According to the first details of the investigation, a car invaded the opposite lane without the causes being known at this time. The driver was identified and remained at the scene.
official mourning
He Ruté town hall issued a decree on the occasion of the sad event which cost the life of David O., married and father of two children, and official mourning declared between 12:00 p.m. today until the same time this Thursday.
During this period, the flag will be at half-mast in front of municipal public buildings and all festive activities organized directly by the Town Hall will be suspended “as a sign of respect and solidarity towards the victim and his family”.
He Mayor of Rute, David Ruizsaid the victim “was a good father, a good neighbor, but above all a good friend. We are broken with grief because of the tragedy, it is a very hard blow for everyone. “We join in the expressions of grief and I would like to send my deepest condolences and those of all of society to his family and friends.”
The deceased had 48 years oldworked at the Property Register. He was well known in the city, not just for his work with the public. Additionally, given his love for sports, he was a member of the Rute Athletics Club and the Hacho Trail Club. He also participated in the cycling routes of several local clubs and was linked to the brotherhoods of Nazareno and Nuestra Señora de los Dolores. He funeral It will take place this Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. in the Santa Catalina church.
