Peruvian Multi-Vehicle Crash Highlights Safety Concerns Amidst Rising Insecurity

A multi-vehicle pile-up in Pasamayo, Peru, has left at least 25 people injured, highlighting concerns about road safety and emergency response. The accident, involving 10 vehicles, occurred in an area with low visibility. Meanwhile, a recent poll reveals that over 64% of Peruvians blame the government for the country's rising insecurity. The video also shows the challenges faced by law enforcement, with police units at the new Jorge Chávez International Airport lacking adequate facilities. "The lack of space for police at the new airport is a serious concern," said one source. The report concludes with a discussion of a proposed 3.5% tax on remittances sent by Peruvian migrants, a measure that requires Senate approval.