A woman dies in an accident between four vehicles on the N-121-A road in Bera
In addition, two people have been injured and taken to hospitals in Irun and Donostia.
A 75-year-old woman from Lesaka (Navarre) died in an accident between four vehicles on the N-121-A road in Bera, in which two other people were injured.
The accident took place at kilometre 68.3, meaning Behobia, around 16:15.
Fire fighters from Oronoz Park, a medical guard team from the area, a basic life-support ambulance and patrols from the Foral Police and the Civil Guard, as well as Irun firefighters from Gipuzkoa, an advanced life-support medicalized ambulance and a basic life-support ambulance, have moved to the scene of the accident.
The emergency services have been unable to do anything about the woman's life there, while the emergency services mobilized by SOS Deiak have transferred the two injured persons to hospitals in Irun and Donostia.
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