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The accident occurred when a pickup truck lost control and collided with a power pole in the city of Piracicaba, in the interior of São Paulo.
In the video, you can see when the pickup passed through the lane and hit the pole. The cement structure was left hanging by power lines. The images also show people approaching the vehicle to provide assistance before the teams arrived.
The man was conscious and oriented, with no signs of serious trauma when he was attended to by the Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu), according to information from Piracicaba City Hall.
He was taken to the Sugarcane Suppliers Hospital (HFC) by the Samu teams.
The concessionaire CPFL Paulista reported that there were no impacts on the energy supply to residents of the region. Company teams were directed to the accident site and replaced the pole.

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