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Temporary in Mendoza: a Woman Died Crushed by a Tree that Fell on Her Car

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It happened in the department of Maipú, while strong gusts of wind were recorded.The 37-year-old victim passed right at the time the large tree gave way.

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It happened in the department of Maipú, while strong gusts of wind were recorded.The 37-year-old victim passed right at the time the large tree gave way.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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A temporary fort struck the province of Mendoza, causing serious incidents and altering the daily life of its inhabitants. During the day, a woman lost her life when she was crushed by a tree that fell on her car in Maipú, marking the most significant tragedy of recent weather events. What happened in Maipú and how the incident unfolded? The fatal accident occurred around 17.40 at the intersection of Rawson and Juan B. Justo. The victim, who was…

The victim was 37 years old and was driving around the town of Maipú. The storm also left multiple injured, fallen trees and evacuations in different parts of the province.

The strong south wind that was recorded in Mendoza during this Friday 26 September generated numerous inconveniences in different departments. Fallen trees and poles, roof blasts, road cuts and even fatal victims are part of the official survey that, until 21, counted 440 novelties throughout the province. The most unfortunate thing was the death of a 37-year-old woman in Maipú. Metropolitan Zone Las Heras: 29 fallen trees, 6 fallen posts, 3 col…

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El Sol broke the news in on Saturday, September 27, 2025.
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