On Thursday afternoon, a 24-year-old nutritionist and a 45-year-old firefighter were injured in an incident involving a motorcycle and a car in the Jardim Floresta neighborhood of Boa Vista, Roraima, Brazil. The accident occurred when the driver of the car, whose identity remains unknown, failed to yield at a stop sign and collided with the motorcycle, which was being driven by the nutritionist with the firefighter as a passenger. Following the collision, the car's driver fled the scene without providing assistance to the injured parties.

Emergency services, specifically the Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu), were called to the scene to deliver first aid before transporting both victims to Hospital Geral de Roraima for further medical treatment. The police have stated that efforts to locate the driver involved in the incident are ongoing, but no identification of the vehicle or driver has yet been made. The lack of assistance after the accident raises concerns about driver accountability and the enforcement of traffic regulations in the area.

Local authorities, including the Military Police, have highlighted the challenges in conducting an investigation due to the alterations made at the accident site before the arrival of the police. The investigation is critical to determining the specifics of the incident and potentially holding the driver accountable for their actions. This case emphasizes the importance of road safety and the legal obligations of drivers to assist accident victims.