🚨 SAN CRISTÓBAL: QUEMACOCHES INCENDIARIO 3 AUTOS

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👉 Tres vehículos fueron incendiados en la madrugada cerca de la autopista 25 de Mayo, en Oruro al 1400. Los autos, un New Beetle, un Peugeot 206 y un Ford Focus, quedaron reducidos a esqueletos tras las llamas. El incidente ocurrió en una zona sin cámaras de seguridad y se investiga si fue intencional. Los propietarios ahora enfrentan el desafío de lidiar con las compañías de seguros para determinar la cobertura del daño.  👉 Seguí en #ElNoticieroDeA24

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00:00Good morning, Lu. Exactly, 70 meters away from the May 25th highway, we are on Oruro at 1400,

00:09where these three vehicles are, which started to burn around 2.30 in the morning.

00:15In principle, what is understood is that the first to ignite is this, New Beetle,

00:20which was a little further back, but of course, the firefighters' work, they had to run it forward.

00:26Look at how the skeleton was left, Lu, because obviously we are talking about a car that was convertible,

00:32that is why only the structure of the roof, which can be seen like this, inside absolutely nothing,

00:38in front is a Peugeot 206, which also has the taillights on the outside,

00:45in front and inside only the skeleton of the vehicle, and finally this Ford Focus,

00:53which was also reached by flames that took an impressive height,

00:59that is why through explosions and also the fire that the neighbors could see through their windows,

01:05they called the firefighters to be able to put out this fire that had very high flames.

01:11Look, I was telling you, look at the trees behind the cars, how far they have that intense black color.

01:17Yes, just like that.

01:18And through the experiments, try to determine what happened, because the truth, Lu,

01:22is that we are on a street that, on the one hand, is all factory,

01:25the only security camera you have is about 60 meters from where we are, which is where the factory ends,

01:33and from the hand in front, which are all houses, none have a security camera,

01:37so it's a blind spot, the truth.

01:39Absolutely, I don't think that was a coincidence, right?

01:44Mechi, I don't know what feeling it gives you or what you were able to talk about,

01:48but I don't think it was a coincidence that you are right in a place where, as you pointed out,

01:53there is a blind spot, being that we are in a city that is attested by cameras, right?

01:59Yes, without a doubt, the place is strategic, because in addition,

02:02although it is one of the fastest exits that you have to the May 25th highway,

02:06I would tell you that, as it is all the front, the side, in reality, of a factory,

02:10there is even little traffic here, in the middle of the night.

02:13Now, this New Beetle is, of course, this is the car of a neighbor who says that,

02:20in general, he parks on the avenue, but there is a bike path,

02:25so if he doesn't find a place there, he finally ends up on this street, which is a shortcut,

02:30it doesn't end up being a passage, but it's a shortcut.

02:33This man has a mechanical workshop with his brother, and for now he doesn't want to give more data than that.

02:39The rest of the neighbors, but also, as we are between the entrance to the May 25th highway

02:45and Pasco Avenue, it is difficult to park in that area, and many of the neighbors around,

02:51not necessarily these front-line drivers, come to park here,

02:54understanding that it is a quiet area. Now, look at what ends up happening.

02:59Yes, well, you were right, Mercedes, that the truth is that,

03:03imagine the owners of these cars when they arrived and saw this, right?

03:07I don't know if you have seen any of those, the flames, at that moment,

03:12if anyone warned them, because they knew them or whatever,

03:16or they noticed that this was happening, they went down and observed the flames,

03:20but the truth is that, well, now, the headache, talking to the insurance companies,

03:25seeing that they pay you, and then, well, being left without something that is,

03:29for the life of someone who, for example, works and needs the car,

03:34or for family movements, or whatever, this is a serious headache.

03:39Beyond, you have to see if, economically, you do not pay a cost, right?

03:46Of course, insurance companies first have to determine,

03:49through the experiments, that there is still investigation of the fire,

03:53to know how it originated. Then, each one, with their insurance,

03:57will understand what type of coverage it has, see if it also covers this type of damage,

04:03because, look, well, the New Beetle has total destruction, the Focus does not.

04:08And you also have to see under what circumstances it was set on fire,

04:11because there are insurances that, when it has to do with a third party and not an accident,

04:15if it catches fire, they don't want to cover it for you.

04:18Well, at least you have for 6, 7 months of fight, it is not so immediate today that they pay you.

04:23Ah, well, those are important times, huh?

04:27Yes, yes, we were checking it with an insurance agent,

04:32and well, now with the issue of being able to provide cameras and so on,

04:37it is taking between 6 and 7 months to understand, first, how the fire originated,

04:42and then, obviously, the fight so that they give you the money.

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