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Three Children  Miracolously  Survive Bus Crashing Into Their Living Room
Three children live a miracle by surviving when a mini van carrying four tourists slammed into a house when its brakes failed in the area known as Bajo de los Rodríguez en San Ramón, where the road has a steep hill.

The driver of the van operated by Interbús tried to stop the vehicle by slamming into a retaining wall, lost control and ended up in the living room of a house where three children were watching television.

One of the children was trapped for several minutes between the wall and the van.

The three boys, Kenneth Urbina Rodríguez, 12; Sebastián Murillo, 12; and  Elvin Omar Murillo, 17,  were immediately attended by the Cruz Roja (Red Cross) and neighbours who say it was a miracle that the boy survived the incident and without major injuries.

The boys were taken to the San Carlos hospital for evaluation and released.

The house had been just recently built and the owner, Ana Iris Rodríguez, had to be attended for frayed nerves.

The four tourists, who were not identified, were able to climb out of the van by their own means and the driver, also unidentified, would not comment on the accident.

The cause of the accident is being investigated by the Policía de Tránsito




 

 
   

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