Tourist Thalita Danielle Hoshino died two days after being run over; Residents and merchants in the region claim that these competitions have occurred for at least three years, generating discomfort and garbage accumulation
The beaches of Baixada Santista have been the scene of crackers of buggy, which attract both gamblers and spectators. The sectional delegate of Itanhaém, Archimedes Cassão Veras Júnior, revealed in an interview that investigations point to the existence of financial bets, although the exact amounts have not yet been disclosed. Residents and traders in the region claim that these competitions have been taking place for at least three years, generating discomfort and garbage accumulation. The situation gained new dimension after the tragic death of tourist Thalita Danielle Hoshino, who was hit by a bug and died two days later. In response to this incident, local authorities met to discuss strategies to combat cracks. One of the results of this meeting was the decision to implement a monitoring system on the beaches, with a relay between the cities of Itanhaém and Peruíbe.
Inspection rounds are scheduled to take place between 7am and 17h, starting next weekend. In addition, the installation of six cameras in the area where the accident occurred aims to increase safety and surveillance over irregular activities. Part of the stones that have been placed to prevent the cracks have already been removed, and there are promises of reinforcement in containment barriers. Board competitions are organized by WhatsApp groups and usually take place on weekends, with workouts performed during the week.
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Posted by Fernando Dias
