In a tragic incident in Boa Viagem, located in the interior of Ceará, three teenagers returning from school experienced a serious motorcycle accident involving a car. Two of the 14-year-olds lost their lives as a result of the injuries sustained - one died at the scene while the other succumbed to his injuries shortly after being taken to a hospital. The third teenager survived but suffered a clavicle fracture requiring medical attention.

The victims of the accident have been identified as Kaio Emanuel da Costa de Sousa and Felipe Santiago Silva, both of whom were 14 years old. Kaio was pronounced dead at the scene, while Felipe, despite efforts to save him, could not survive after arriving at the hospital. Meanwhile, the third teenager, Luis Felipe, is in hospital recovering from a fractured clavicle. The collision occurred on the CE-266 road when the motorcycle was hit by a car driven by a man heading to a wake in Boa Viagem.

The accident highlights growing concerns regarding the safety of young pedestrians and motorcyclists in Brazil, particularly in rural areas where traffic accidents are frequent. While investigations into the incident are underway, there are currently no available details about the condition of the car driver or whether there were any additional victims. The community is mourning the loss of the young lives taken too soon, sparking conversations about road safety and awareness in the region.