
Vehicle with five young people overturned between Paraíso do Tocantins and Monte Santo on Sunday morning (8).
A rollover on the TO-080 highway, between Paraíso do Tocantins and Monte Santo, resulted in the death of student Bianca Sales Magri, aged 17, and left four other people injured on Sunday morning (8).
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A rollover on the TO-080 highway involved five young people who were traveling from Palmas to visit relatives.
A rollover on the TO-080 highway left teenager Bianca Sales Magri, aged 17, dead and 4 other people injured. The case occurred on Sunday (8).
Bianca was a high school student, a young apprentice and planned to study in Europe. The group was traveling at dawn to visit relatives when the vehicle overturned.
Among those injured, 1 18-year-old was in serious condition with suspected TBI. The Civil Police will investigate the circumstances of the accident.
A car with five young people overturned on TO-080, between Paraíso do Tocantins and Monte Santo. The accident left a 17-year-old girl dead and four other people injured, with one of the occupants in serious condition with suspected traumatic brain injury (TBI).
The case occurred on Sunday morning (8). According to the Public Security Secretariat (SSP), the circumstances of the accident will be investigated by the Tocantins Civil Police, through the 61st Paraíso Police Station.
2nd year high school student in Palmas, 17-year-old Bianca Sales Magri died after an accident on TO-080.
A high school student in Palmas, Bianca Sales Magri was 17 years old, a young apprentice, helping her family by selling sweets and planning to study in Europe. According to relatives, she was on her way to visit family when the accident occurred.
According to her aunt Ítala Magri, the teenager was passionate about the arts, liked to paint pictures, had taken theater classes and lived closely with her family.
In addition to Bianca, two 16-year-old teenagers, a 16-year-old and another 18-year-old were in the car. The 18-year-old occupant suffered the most serious injuries, suspected of being a traumatic brain injury (TBI), and was taken to hospital.
The 16-year-old had bruises on his face and pain in his chest. The other victims also received care from rescue teams.
The TO-080 highway where the accident occurred is one of the main connections between Palmas and municipalities in the central region of the state. The fatality was recorded about 60 kilometers from the capital.
According to family members, the victims left the capital during the early hours of the morning to visit relatives when the vehicle overturned at around 5:30 am on Sunday.
Bianca's wake was held in Palmas, in the Funeral Hall of Funerária Santo Antônio, on Sunday afternoon (8). The burial took place in the Jardim das Acácias Cemetery, also in the capital. Family members highlighted the teenager's closeness to her relatives and the strong relationship she maintained with cousins and friends.

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