Drama in Scomigo, a fifteen year old on a bike hit by a van: very serious

The young man from Vittoriese was training with a racing bicycle. Overwhelmed in the roundabout

VITTORIO VENETO. Run over by a van while training on a bicycle. A fifteen-year-old resident in a town in the Vittoriese is very serious. The accident occurred shortly before 2.30pm on 23 December 2021, between Deganutti and Martyrs of the Foibe. An area within the industrial area of ​​San Giacomo di Veglia, on the side of the Menarè, on the border between the municipalities of Vittorio Veneto and Conegliano. The young PDP, riding his racing bike, was pedaling from via Caduti del Lavoro and was headed towards via Martiri delle Foibe.

L’athlete had already entered the roundabout, when a Fiat Talento van driven by SGP, 22, originally from Romania, residing in the province of Pordenone, pulled up from via Denagutti. The driver of the vehicle, probably without noticing the cyclist, entered the roundabout without giving way. The young man was hit in full.

A violent shock, which has it jolted from the seat making it fly for several meters before crashing to the ground. Aid was immediately activated. An ambulance rushed to the scene, accompanied by the automedica.

The conditions of the fifteen years old they immediately appeared very serious, so much so that the doctors decided to call in the Suem-118 helicopter, which landed not far from the scene of the accident. The young cyclist was helicopter transported to the hospital Ca ‘Foncello of Treviso, where he is hospitalized in the intensive care unit. His condition is extremely serious and the doctors have reserved the prognosis.

Unharmed, but in shock, the driver of the van. The intervention took place on the spot local police of Conegliano for the reliefs and to build the exact dynamics of the accident.

The family and friends of the very young cyclist are in great anxiety, waiting from moment to moment for news from the hospital. The next few hours will be decisive to understand the evolution of the clinical picture of the boy, entrusted to intensive care.