Brazilian woman dies hit by electric scooter in the US

A young Brazilian woman died when she was hit by an electric scooter in Orange County, Florida, on the Estados Unidos. The accident happened on Friday, 4. The victim was identified as Nathally Alves, who had recently completed 20 years.

Nathally lived with her family in the U.S. The case caused a stir among friends and relatives, who mobilized to support the young woman’s relatives. The victim’s mother, Nathana Alves, used social media to pay tribute to her daughter.

Accident at crossroads with pedestrian lane

According to local broadcaster Wesh 2, a preliminary report of the accident by the Florida Highway Patrol indicated that a sedan was travelling towards a junction when an electric scooter began to cross the road in the east, using the pedestrian lane.

A witness told police that the sign was green for the car. The young woman was rescued and taken to Horizon West Hospital, where her death was confirmed. The driver of the vehicle was a 69-year-old man, who suffered no injuries and remained at the scene of the accident.

The exact dynamics of the crash have not yet been fully clarified by the authorities. The source did not detail whether there was human fault or if the conditions of the road contributed to the occurrence. Preliminary investigations indicate that the scooter was crossing the pedestrian lane at the time of the collision.

Mother Publishes Excited Tribute

The Brazilian’s mother, Nathana Alves, published a tribute to her daughter. "The nights have been long, I can't live without you, my companion, friend and confidante. I can't believe you left so early. You are the love of minha vida, my first love, my firstborn.”

“You were only 20 years old, full of dreams and your life was brutally cut off from day to night. I only ask God to give me the strength to survive in this colorless world. You were light and very loved by all!” the mother continued.

Nathana said she is "suffering a lot" and wanted to tell her daughter how much she loves her. "My eternal little girl, my Nath, my princess and my love. I raised you 20 years ago and I am grateful to God for giving me this gift of being your mother.”

Cowboy online exceeds goal

Friends and family have come together to create an online fundraiser to help with the cost of the young woman’s funeral. The goal for the cow was US$ 25,000 (about US$ 128,000, in the current conversion), and has already been exceeded, with 640 donations that reached the value of US$ 26,042.

The solidarity shown in the donations reflects the impact that Nathally has had on the community. The money raised will be used to cover funeral expenses and possibly support the family in this time of mourning. The source did not detail whether the body would be transferred to Brazil.

The case rekindles the debate on the safety of electric scooters on urban roads in the Estados Unidos. Traffic experts often warn of the importance of respecting the signage and the use of protective equipment. However, the source did not detail whether the victim was wearing a helmet or other security items.

Accidents involving electric scooters have increased in several American cities, prompting authorities to review traffic rules. In Orange County, there is no information about specific changes after what happened. The Florida Highway Patrol is still investigating the case.

Meanwhile, Nathally Alves’ family faces grief and seeks strength to move on. The Brazilian community in Florida also mobilized to provide support. The Boca no Trombone portal will continue to monitor the unfolding of investigations and will bring updates as new information is released by local authorities.

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