00:00For the public, please be very careful, as our colleague Jordi from Copeco in Santa Bárbara confirmed that
00:05Yes, it is cyanide that they are transporting.
00:07Cyanide?
00:07Cyanide.
00:08Yeah.
00:08While now of low potency, it still poses a risk to personnel.
00:12Is it carcinogenic?
00:14Probably.
00:14And toxic too?
00:15It is more toxic than carcinogenic.
00:17Please be very careful with the citizen, please tell this twenty-year law, yes, very kindly.
00:20We're there, they're broadcasting it on all national media outlets, and we're live on JB Noticias.
00:23Our colleague Jordi from Copeco in Santa Bárbara, who leads us as the Municipal Emergency Committee,
00:28He has just confirmed that we should take the necessary precautions with the entire rescue team.
00:32Because it is indeed cyanide that is being transported, what the truck is carrying, and it has spilled on the road.
00:37We ask everyone that if they are going to come near, please avoid crossing the area of
00:41incidence
00:41and use a mask like we are using.
00:45Thank you very much, friends of Copeco.
00:46Look there, Eduardo, more ambulances are still arriving.
00:48The village ambulance has already arrived, look, to drop off, to drop off the first injured person.
00:53There are ambulances, look, they're calling me, they're calling me, commander.
00:59Commander, important, attention.
01:02We are broadcasting this through national media, Commander, to see if they can provide any details.
01:09Authorities are currently in talks; we are broadcasting live on various national media outlets.
01:12Look, Rony told me, they're giving instructions from the National Police, Eduardo.
01:18Come this way, Eduardo, because...
01:20We'll leave the scene in this lane as well.
01:23Yes, officially, we are live on HCH, Channel 6 and other national media outlets.
01:29Yes, we also have it there soon, but what we want is to start getting it out...
01:33Perfect, thank you.
01:35Spokesperson, Police Commissioner, we are live on HCH, also rebroadcasting on Channel 6 and other national media outlets, JB
01:43News.
01:44Are they going to gradually enable traffic at this time?
01:46Yes, well, right now it's a priority, I'm going to start the traffic.
01:49Well, unfortunately, the accident that occurred involved vehicles coming from San Pedro Sula towards the western sector.
01:55It is advisable to enter via the Petoda detour, exit to San Marcos, Santa Bárbara, or wait.
02:01They are also waiting for vehicles coming from the Quimistán area towards San Pedro Sula; they can circulate.
02:07just in the Santa Cruz Minas area.
02:10In this sense, it will already begin to speed up traffic because there's a line starting from here.
02:15up to Tacofradía and also from here to Quimistán, Santa Bárbara.
02:18The rescue teams, the National Police, and the National Directorate of Transportation were already working hard, and
02:25rescue teams assisting people.
02:27Well, thank you very much.
02:27The police spokesman stood next to the commander.
02:30Yes, go ahead.
02:31It's going to be opened right now; the rescue teams are going to do the work to clear it because there's a...
02:36heavy traffic,
02:37But we need you, who are watching us and driving your vehicle, to please stop when you pass by
02:42The scene, don't lower the windows because that ring here is highly dangerous.
02:47Please, the recommendation from our authorities is that if you are going to pass right here in front of us right now, you are going to
02:51power, which will enable traffic a little,
02:53Please, Jimmy, come with the windows up, call the people there for me.
02:57Yes, Oscar Guzmán, who is here, commander, commander, I know he is at the moment of the rescue, commander, we are live,
03:05We are live for JB Noticias, which is being rebroadcast by national channels HCH, Channel 6, and all national media outlets.
03:13the JB Noticias signal.
03:16Commander receiving a call, Commander Romero, head of the fire department of Quimistán, Santa Bárbara, to give us more details,
03:22Because he has been at the forefront of this battle, as is customary in different accidents, in different accidents, he is
03:30receiving a call.
03:30Who's speaking? Let's wait until the commander is free so he can give us some details on this report.
03:37breaking news,
03:38through JB Noticias, the people's network.
03:43We are going to hear from the official voice of Commander Romero.
03:47Pay attention to this report, Eduardo, it's breaking news, Commander Romero.
03:52Well, we're live too, we're live for the national media outlets HCH, rebroadcasting the signal, Channel 6 and others
04:00national media,
04:02JB News, with an impressive number of people connected.
04:05What firsthand information do you already have?
04:09Well, Jimmy, actually, Jorge, we have it confirmed in plain sight, eight people dead,
04:14We still have four people trapped in the wreckage, and eight injured people who have already been transported by ambulance units.
04:23Red Cross and 9/11,
04:25And we have a van with cyanide and we already have the situation of the hazardous material we have under control.
04:34Firefighters from San Pedro Sula have been mobilized to help us with this control.
04:39And we hope to God, then, that it won't rain in the area, because the material, while it is true that
04:46It's in a box,
04:47But if it gets wet, we can have a toxic reaction towards the people around us.
04:53Well, you mentioned eight people who died, all here at the scene.
04:57How many bodies have been recovered from the twisted metal?
05:01We have four already removed, and four that are still in the twisted metal, and that's what we have.
05:06the view.
05:07We still don't know if, when we start removing the printhead that's still on the bus, we're going to find
05:15more bodies.
05:16We still can't define it.
05:17Commander Romero, in the unit, in the trailer, was there only the driver?
05:23We believe so; we only see his body, but the condition of the mangled remains, we cannot.
05:28to determine whether a companion was coming or not.
05:30It ended up upside down, just like it is in the ten.
05:32That's right, Kathleen, yes, that's right.
05:34Thank you, commander, thank you.
05:35There it is, look, more ambulances, more ambulances, more ambulances.
05:39They continue to pass through towards San Pedro Sula with injured people.
05:43We mentioned you, Eduardo, come and see here, Eduardo.
05:47Eduardo, come and see these pictures here.
05:49Let's see if we can turn the light up a little so we can see properly.
05:54Eduardo, there, look, over there, among the tangle of iron.
05:58One!
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