Wednesday 8 May 2024

Man Jumps Off “Saprissa Bridge”, Third This Month

Paying the bills

Latest

Garabito will have its first Real Estate Expo 2024

QCOSTARICA -- The Chamber of Tourism and Sustainable Commerce...

Increase in gasoline prices in effect today

QCOSTARICA -- The latest approved increase in the price...

A comprehensive guide to Costa Rica by a hair expert

QCOSTARICA (Vanity Fair) For hairstylist and Blu & Green...

Panama is experiencing a renewed sense of economic optimism after Mulino’s triumph

Q24N (EFE) The presidential triumph of José Raúl Mulino...

A minor is murdered every 12 days in Costa Rica

In late February, over the course of a week, three teenagers were murdered in Costa Rica. Two 16-year-old boys and one 15-year-old boy died in Puntarenas, Alajuelita and Alajuela; all in cases of alleged hitman.

Ovsicori: Rincón de la Vieja “has conditions” for an eruption

QCOSTARICA -- The Observatorio Vulcanológico y Sismológico de Costa...

Higher fuel prices next week: see the new prices

QCOSTARICA -- Even though the dollar exchange rate has...

Dollar Exchange

¢506.22 BUY

¢512.64 SELL

08 May 2024 - At The Banks - Source: BCCR

Paying the bills

Share

130457_oficialesde

Bridge over the Virilla river, better known as the “Saprissa bridge”, has served as a springboard for the death of three men who decided jump over the edge this month alone.

The latest victim of a suicide is 26 year old Adrián Corrales León, of El Carmen, Goicoechea, who around 6pm Sunday, after finshing his work day, plunged off the bridge into the river below.

- Advertisement -

Rescue workers battled the darkness of night, strong winds and rain that fell in Tibás Sunday, searching for two hours before coming up empty handed. The search resumed at dailylight Monday, when after three hours they found the body of the waiter, that had traveled some 50 metres from the jump location.

Authorities are not clear on the motive that led Corrales to take his life, nor of the other two me who jumped from the same spot on the bridge. Theories include financial problems or problems in love.

Source: Diario Extra

- Advertisement -
Paying the bills
Q24N
Q24N
Q24N is an aggregator of news for Latin America. Reports from Mexico to the tip of Chile and Caribbean are sourced for our readers to find all their Latin America news in one place.

Related Articles

[BLOG] Costa Rican Electric Company – General Maintenance Procedures

During my fifteen plus years of living in Costa Rica, I...

Heliport, Money and Weapons in Costa Rica

Following reports by residents of Las Asturias de Pococí about flyovers...

Subscribe to our stories

To be updated with all the latest news, offers and special announcements.

Discover more from Q COSTA RICA

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading