A serious accident occurred on the Rio-Santos highway in Bertioga, São Paulo, where two vehicles collided, leading to six injuries. The incident took place shortly after a toll plaza, prompting emergency services to respond swiftly at around 9:27 AM. Firefighters arrived on the scene with three vehicles to assist in the rescue efforts, particularly for three individuals who were trapped in the wreckage and required extraction by rescue teams, including personnel from the Novo Litoral Concessionaire.

Among the injured, a 60-year-old man was reported to have internal bleeding, and a 30-year-old woman sustained chest contusions, with both being transported to Santo Amaro Hospital for further treatment. Local authorities, including the Bertioga City Hall, reported that two additional victims were taken to the Municipal Hospital of Bertioga while conscious and are currently under observation. The conditions of the remaining individuals involved in the crash have not yet been disclosed, highlighting the urgent need for updates on their health status.

The incident underscores the ongoing safety concerns on the roadway, particularly following heavy traffic periods. Highway incidents such as this may prompt investigations by both local authorities and the roadway management company to enhance safety measures and prevent future occurrences. As details unfold, the community will be monitoring the well-being of those affected and the operational responses by local emergency services.