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baby who was born after the death of the mother in an accident on the highway Regis Bittencourt, BR-116, in Cajati, in the region of the Ribeira Valley, in the interior of São Paulo. The woman, who was undocumented, was identified by parents like Ingrid Irene Ribeiro, then 20 years old.
The accident occurred last Thursday (26), at km 527. The wooden planks carried by the truck fell on top of the woman, who had her abdomen ruptured. Emergency teams found the baby in the wreckage and rushed to the regional hospital in the nearby town of Pariquera-Açu.
By means of an official note, the direction of the Hospital Doctor Leopoldo Bevilacqua informed that the girl has good health conditions and, therefore, she was released from the hospital. intermediate medical care unit. "She is going home with her family," said the institution. She was given to her maternal grandmother, Ingrid's mother, and will be taken to Parana.
The body of Ingrid, who was undocumented, was also recognized Monday by relatives. Until then, the Medical Legal Institute (IML) team had been mobilized to try to identify it through fingerprints and thus prevent the baby from being directed to a shelter after receiving his leave.
The truck driver survived and was found guilty of manslaughter, when there is no intention to kill. He was also referred to the regional hospital, but has already been released. In formal testimony to the police, he said that he could not justify the accident.
"He could not tell if the baby's mother was wearing a belt." The driver explained that he did not know who she was, but he thought his first name would be Ingrid.He met her at a service station in São José dos Pinhais, Paraná, and offered a turn to ABC Paulista.
Iverson Ribeiro, the father of the young woman who gave birth and died, said that she does not know why her daughter, Ingrid Irene Ribeiro, was traveling from Paraná to São Paulo. The family, who lives in Barro Preto, in the district of São José dos Pinhais, in the metropolitan area of Curitiba, has no relatives in the neighboring state.
"I did not have to go there," his father says. Ingrid would be 21 years old Monday.