The truck was quickly evacuated to Châteauroux. The car, shapeless, loaded onto the tow truck. A violent frontal collision occurred on Thursday May 23, around 9 a.m., a few kilometers from Rosnay, on the D27. The driver of the convertible died on the spot. The driver, 45 years old, was taken care of in a so-called condition “non-critical” by emergency services and transported to Châteauroux hospital. Sixteen firefighters were mobilized. The gendarmes indicate that an investigation has been opened to determine the circumstances of the accident.
The precise circumstances of the collision with the heavy goods vehicle must still be clarified.
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The clash occurred on a straight line between Le Blanc and Rosnay.
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“The war allowed him to rediscover the love of his youth”
Yuriy Karanda was 39 years old. This Ukrainian had just become the father of a second boy three months ago. “He was a man who was always smiling. He was gold”, shares Esteban a few hours after learning of the death of his friend. For a year, he hosted him at his home in Lingé. “We had a spare room, and he was starting from scratchhe says. I looked at him with great respect. He was very discreet about his past. »
Father of a three month old baby
Yuriy Karanda, according to Esteban, arrived in France around ten years ago.
After working at Beirens, in Buzançais, he became a maintenance technician in Tournon-Saint-Martin, he explains: “Today, he finally had everything to be happy. The war, so to speak, had allowed him to reunite with his childhood sweetheart, Angelina. He had a house in Le Blanc, a woman who was the great love of his life, a three-month-old baby. »
When the war broke out in UkraineFebruary 24, 2022this expatriate helped several of his compatriots to come and take refuge in Le Blanc, in Indre. “He started by bringing one of his auntsremembers Cynthia Rochet, former director of the Blanc municipal social action center. His companion was one of the last arrivals. She lived underground, in the metro in kyiv. »
He spoke French as well as Ukrainian and frequently served as a translator. “He was a great help to us. He was really very present for the refugeescontinues Cynthia Rochet. Yuriy was always positive. This is what we will have left of him. »
