Journalist Delvis Santos injured in traffic accident in Samaná
Santo Domingo.- Journalist and lawyer Delvis Santos, member of the RCC Media team and commentator on the program Rumbo de la Tarde, was injured after being involved in a serious traffic accident that occurred on Monday night on the Las Terrenas–Sánchez highway, in the province of Samaná.
Santos was traveling in a Tahoe vehicle, year 2015, when the accident occurred, while performing professional duties in that area of the country.
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According to information provided to RCC Noticias by a family member of the communicator, he suffered blunt blows and various injuries in different parts of the body, so he was rushed to a health center in Nagua, María Trinidad Sánchez province, where he is receiving medical attention.
“The fact that he’s alive is a miracle. Seeing the state the vehicle was in, it’s hard to believe its driver survived,” said the family member.
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