He died the taxi driver that following suffering a syncope ran over a group of French tourists in the porteño neighborhood of Palermo and killed one of them. The picture of the man, who was admitted to the Rivadavia Hospital, was complicated yesterday and his death was confirmed in the last hours.
“Yesterday, the taxi driver involved in the Palermo accident died on Saturday, May 7. The driver had lost control of his car following suffering a syncope,” they informed THE NATION City health sources.
The spokesmen added that during his hospital stay the man had suffered some episodes of tachycardia, from which he had recovered. Nevertheless, yesterday he started with a strong arrhythmia and failed to respond to treatment applied by doctors.
The taxi driver He passed away 10 days following the accident he was involved in at the intersection of Armenia and Santa Fe following suffering a syncope while driving. After vanishing, the man lost control of his car and rammed three French tourists who were passing by.
The young women injured were transferred to Hospital Fernández with pictures that were of different severity. One of them, identified as Fight Margaux Adrienne Bichet, died within a few hourswhen he was in the operating room and suffered a cardiorespiratory arrest.
As this medium learned, Bichet had a subdural hematoma, product of a skull fracture, and for that reason it had been decided to intervene surgically during the early hours of the morning. The authorities specified that the young He had been in the City for more than 90 days for an exchange at the University of San Andrés.
A day later, the director of Hospital Fernández confirmed the discharge of another of the young French women hospitalized following the accident, identified as Clemence Remeau. Meanwhile, the remaining victim, Anne-Lise Dumahe was hospitalized until last friday in the intensive care of the aforementioned health center. Then, it was indicated that she “discharged in discharge conditions from the Hospital and was transferred to the Mater Dei Sanatorium on behalf of her medical insurance.”
Regarding Duma’s current health picture, it was reported that “for now he has memory disorders” that “they will improve with time” and that no longer requires intervention.
