'Passionate about the arts' and 'dream of studying in Italy': who was the teenager who died in a rollover on TO-080

2nd year high school student in Palmas, 17-year-old Bianca Sales Magri died after an accident on TO-080 — Photo: Reproduction/Instagram by Bianca Sales Magri

Bianca Sales Magri, aged 17, died this Sunday morning (8) after the car she was traveling in overturned on the TO-080 highway, on the stretch between Paraíso do Tocantins and Monte Santo. She was very close to her family and had the dream of living abroad, according to her aunt, Ítala Magri.

The accident was recorded at around 5:30 am. Bianca and four other young people, two 16-year-old teenagers, one 16-year-old and the other 18, were traveling to visit family in the Paraíso do Tocantins region. In the vehicle, there were three cousins ​​and two friends.

Bianca was in her second year of high school at Escola Estadual Dom Alano, in Palmas, and worked as a young apprentice in the service of a technology application, in addition to balancing her routine with selling sweets prepared by her family at school. According to her aunt, Ítala Magri, the young woman dreamed of studying and graduating in Europe.

"Last week we were talking about her saving money to go to Italy, to our cousin's house to study. She was very relaxed, beautiful, creative and very intelligent. A golden girl", he recalled.

According to her aunt, the young woman loved painting pictures and even took theater classes, in addition to being very close to her relatives, interacting daily with her cousins.

"We are very close. She was very loved, our princess. Our family is beautiful", commented the aunt.

Bianca Sales Magri's wake was held this Sunday afternoon (8), in the Funeral Hall of Santo Antônio, in Palmas. The young woman's body was buried in the Jardim das Acácias Cemetery, also in the capital.

According to information from the firefighters, when the teams arrived at the scene, all the victims were already out of the car and Bianca's death was confirmed on the highway.

An 18-year-old young man was rescued in serious condition, with suspected traumatic brain injury (TBI), and taken to a hospital unit. Three other 16-year-old teenagers were injured and received support from rescue teams and the Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu).

Traffic on the highway was controlled by the Military Police (PM) during the assistance and scientific expertise work. The circumstances of the accident must be investigated by the Civil Police (PC).