A tragic accident occurred on the MGC-135 highway in Mirabela, Brazil, where a man was burned to death in a car fire after a collision involving another vehicle. The family was traveling from Belo Horizonte to the São Bento community when their car hit another vehicle that was traveling from Januária to Montes Claros. While the details of what caused the collision remain unspecified, the incident resulted in the unfortunate loss of the man and injuries to his wife and two daughters, aged 12 and 18.

According to the Fire Department's preliminary reports, the man did not survive the collision and was found burned in the vehicle. His wife and daughters were able to receive immediate medical attention at the scene, with the eldest daughter being transported to Montes Claros by helicopter due to the severity of her injuries. The other two women were also taken to the hospital by the emergency medical service (Samu), but further details on their conditions are yet to be disclosed.

This accident highlights the serious risks associated with road travel in Brazil, where traffic incidents are prevalent. The ongoing investigation into this collision aims to uncover the circumstances that led to this tragedy, as the community mourns the loss of the man and prays for the recovery of his family members who were injured in the accident.