Wounded Gabriele Pastè, virtual designer, hospitalized in reserved prognosis. The autonomous accident in the middle of the night, calling for help from a motorist
CALUSO
Gabriele Pastè, 35, a virtual designer living in Caluso, in via Martiri d’Italia, victim of a car accident in the night between Thursday and last Friday, is hospitalized in a reserved prognosis at the San Giovanni Bosco hospital in Turin, while in saddled on his motorbike he traveled the state road 26 of the Valle d’Aosta direct to Caluso.
According to an initial reconstruction by the carabinieri of the Chivasso radio-mobile nucleus, the centaur would have lost control of the vehicle and then crashed into the new roundabout built at the Boschetto di Chivasso hamlet. No one would have witnessed the accident.
The alarm at 112 was raised by a passing motorist around 3. Immediately rescued by an ambulance of 118, arrived from the headquarters of the Red Cross in Chivasso, Gabriele Pastè was transported in red code to San Giovanni Bosco in very serious conditions .
The father of the young motorcyclist, Daniele Pastè, owner of a body shop in Caluso, along the ring road, also arrived at the scene of the accident, while the carabinieri seized the motorcycle necessary to proceed with the investigation of the case.
In the hospital Pastè will then be subjected to tests to understand the origin of the illness that could have caused him to lose control of the vehicle.
The Calusian web designer has been passionate about motorcycling for many years and is therefore an expert driver. The illness therefore remains one of the most probable causes. The autonomous accident is the first to occur after the extension works of state road 26, which saw, in addition to the widening of the carriageway, the construction of three new roundabouts, at the junctions with the hamlets of Boschetto, di Carolina and Rodallo.
Works now in the home straight that have changed the face of the busy artery in the section between the Boschetto and Arè di Caluso hamlets, securing one of the busiest state roads in Piedmont, the scene of numerous road accidents over the years, often also deadly.