Postwoman dies in road accident

Postwoman dies in road accident
Postwoman dies in road accident

A postwoman lost her life in a tragic accident in Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert. The Post Office and the local community are in mourning. Details of the incident and the support measures in place.

A tragic road accident claimed the life of a 48-year-old postwoman in Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert, causing great emotion among her colleagues and the local community. The accident occurred in front of the La Poste parcel delivery platform, involving the victim’s three-wheeled scooter, commonly known as a “staby”.

Accident details

The incident occurred on Tuesday May 7, shortly before 1 p.m., on avenue Jean Jaurès. The postwoman, while trying to turn towards the La Poste sorting center, was violently hit from behind by a car. The collision threw her into another vehicle coming in the opposite direction, causing fatal injuries despite the efforts of emergency services to revive her on the spot.

Reactions from La Poste

La Poste quickly expressed its sadness and support through a press release. “It is with deep sadness that La Poste confirms the death of our postwoman, a person recognized and appreciated by all, whose professionalism was unanimously praised,” declared the company. In response to this tragic event, a psychological unit was set up to support the platform’s employees, deeply affected by the loss of their colleague.

Ongoing investigation

The authorities immediately launched an investigation to elucidate the precise circumstances of the accident. Local police are in charge of this investigation, which will determine responsibility for this fatal collision.

Road Safety in the Loire

This accident brings to thirteen the number of people killed on the roads of the Loire this year, highlighting the continuing road safety challenges in the region. The community and local authorities are called upon to strengthen prevention measures to avoid such tragedies in the future.

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