An eight-month-pregnant woman underwent emergency delivery in Treviso last night after arriving at the hospital in serious condition following a car accident. The car she was traveling in was rammed by three people who failed to stop to provide assistance and then fled on foot. The news was reported by Tribuna di Treviso, Il Gazzettino, and Corriere del Veneto. Four other people were traveling in the car carrying the woman, including a one-year-old girl, a man, and a second woman who was also three months pregnant.
The crash occurred around 6:30 PM on Via Gasparotto Vecellio in Spresiano, when the family's car stopped to turn left and was violently hit by a Nissan Qashqai, ending up in a ditch. Local residents, who raised the alarm after hearing the crash, saw three hooded individuals exit the Nissan and flee on foot. Inside their car, which turned out to be a rental, burglary tools and a bribe were found.
The hypothesis is that it was a gang of thieves. Taken to Ca' Foncello Hospital in Treviso, the eight-month-pregnant woman was intubated and delivered urgently. She and her newborn are both in intensive care. The one-year-old girl and the other pregnant woman, who suffered only a minor head injury, suffered less serious injuries. The traffic police, who responded to the scene immediately after the accident, are working to track down the hit-and-run drivers.
(Unioneonline)
