Ten accidents were recorded in São Paulo on the morning of the All Souls' Day holiday; four people are injured

The accidents took place in different regions of the capital and involved collisions between cars, motorcycles, buses and poles, as well as vehicle rollovers and falls. One of the incidents was in the Vila Andrade region, in the South Zone, where a car hit a bus, which ended up crossing and hitting the steps of a shopping mall.

One person was injured and needed to be rescued by the Fire Department. As the accident happened early in the morning, when the mall was still closed, no pedestrians were hit. Traffic in the region was interrupted. The Traffic Engineering Company (CET) and SPTrans were called.

Also in the South Zone, a car crashed into a pole on Avenida Giovanni Gronchi, at the intersection with João Jorge Saad. Upon impact, the structure fell. A tow truck was called to remove the vehicle.

Another accident occurred on Rodovia Raposo Tavares, at kilometer 19, in the inland direction. A car overturned and one person needed to be rescued. According to information from the concessionaire, the track was completely reopened. The incident, however, required attention from drivers passing through the stretch.

In the Morumbi region, a motorcycle also crashed into a bus. There was also a collision between a car and a motorcycle in Brooklin.

Other incidents were recorded on Marginal Tietê, near Ponte do Limão, where a vehicle overturned, and in Vila Ré, where a car crashed into a pole. In both cases, injuries or victims were reported, but no details about the condition of those involved were confirmed.

In the West Zone, a car hit the gate of a property in the Rio Pequeno region. In Guarulhos, in Greater São Paulo, a vehicle was left hanging at a level below the road, on Avenida Guarulhos, during an attempt to access the U-turn.