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Two Spared Car Assault

March 30, 2019 Two people were injured when the car they were driving, impacted with a wall in the area of Gen Arenoso in the municipality of Gaspar Hernández Gen Arenoso sector.

According to versions of people close to the place, the driver apparently fell asleep when he was traveling from Veragua to Gaspar Hernández resulting in injuries and several fractures, he and a woman who accompanied him.

The wounded identified as Franyiny Brown and Jefrey Fernández who were transferred to the Hospital Manuel de Luna and then transferred to another health center to receive medical attention
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Re: Two Spared Car Assault

According to the American Sleep Foundation, about half of U.S. adult drivers admit to consistently getting behind the wheel while feeling drowsy. About 20% admit to falling asleep behind the wheel at some point in the past year – with more than 40% admitting this has happened at least once in their driving careers.

These startling figures show how prevalent drowsy driving is. What drivers may not realize is how much drowsy driving puts themselves – and others – at risk. In fact, an estimated 5,000 people died in 2015 in crashes involving drowsy driving, according to a Governors Highway Safety Association report.
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