¡INDIGNANTE! Revelan que el chofer de la rastra no tenía licencia para carga pesada.

The mayor of Quimistán, Darío Pacheco, breaks his silence on the tragedy on the CA4 highway that has claimed 9 lives. In a revealing interview, it is reported that the driver of the cargo truck did not have a valid license to operate heavy equipment. Furthermore, it is reported that the container with 20 tons of cyanide lacked the mandatory hazardous materials transport signage. Key takeaways from the interview: Lack of signage: The container, destined for a mining company in western Honduras, concealed the hazardous nature of its cargo. Economic impact: The road closure has paralyzed the work of more than 12,000 maquiladora employees in the Naco Valley. Cleanup of the chemical: COPECO teams are working in the area neutralizing the cyanide with lime to prevent it from coming into contact with water. Call to action: The mayor demands stricter regulations from the Honduran Institute of Transportation and a ban on hazardous cargo during peak travel periods. #Quimistán #Honduras #RoadAccident #CA4 #RoadSafety #HondurasComplaint #HondurasEconomy #CyanideHonduras #SantaBárbara 🔴 To see the full program, visit: www.televicentro.com If you want to know more about this and other information, visit www.tunota.com