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He died a young man run over by his tractor while working in El Raso (Avila).

(Updates with key information VD2026 new data on the event) Avila, February 2 .- A young man of 23 years, died today in El Raso, annexed Candeleda (Avila), apparently when it was being run over by his own tractor while moving away from the restaurant where he worked next to a landfill.

So what sources have confirmed the Executive Commission of UGT Regional Castilla y Leon,, ffxiv gil, through a statement, which also expressed their condolences to the family of this employee of Bolivian origin, whose identity has not been provided.

The accident occurred about 10.15 hours today at the crossing of El Raso, when the employee has lost control of the tractor, presumably due to a technical failure and, by throwing out of the vehicle, has been hit, as UGT.

The, aika gold, regional secretary of Occupational Health and Environment of this union, Agustina Martin Vinas, has clarified to , waiting for more data to know that everything points to the incident, which occurred in an area with a very steep slope, triggered due to a malfunctioning tractor that could be related to the brake system.

It is assumed that the abuse has occurred "to be attached to the tractor's jacket from the worker to try to get out of it," he added.

Since UGT have emphasized that, "once again, the immigrant population sector is the one most at risk of such accidents and it is therefore necessary to make an extra effort to ensure that migrant, aion kinah for sale, workers receive training of prevention appropriate to the work they do in their jobs. "

This is the first accident that occurs in the province of Avila during this year and fifth in Castile and Leon, after registered in January-two-Valladolid, Salamanca and Leon, one in each case. 1010294-1010617

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