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18-year-old woman killed in single vehicle crash on Puerto Rico PR-30 highway

18-year-old Yamila Monserrate Flores died in an early Friday traffic crash on PR-30 in Caguas, Puerto Rico.

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Flores lost control of the vehicle, struck a steel road barrier, was ejected, fell under a bridge and died at the scene from multiple injuries. [1] Puerto Rico Police reported that 18-year-old Yamila Monserrate Flores died in a traffic crash on PR-30 highway in Caguas during early Friday morning. [2] Puerto Rico Police stated the crash occurred at approximately 2:49 AM, when Flores was driving a cream colored Mazda 3 vehicle. [3] The exact circumstances that caused Flores to lose vehicle control remain under active investigation. [4] Puerto Rico Police reported 196 total traffic fatalities up to Thursday of the current year [5] Puerto Rico Police stated 196 fatalities is 24 fewer than the 220 recorded at the same calendar date in 2025 [6]
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  1. Flores lost control of the vehicle, struck a steel road barrier, was ejected, fell under a bridge and died at the scene from multiple injuries. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  2. Puerto Rico Police reported that 18-year-old Yamila Monserrate Flores died in a traffic crash on PR-30 highway in Caguas during early Friday morning. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  3. Puerto Rico Police stated the crash occurred at approximately 2:49 AM, when Flores was driving a cream colored Mazda 3 vehicle. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  4. The exact circumstances that caused Flores to lose vehicle control remain under active investigation. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  5. Puerto Rico Police reported 196 total traffic fatalities up to Thursday of the current year · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
  6. Puerto Rico Police stated 196 fatalities is 24 fewer than the 220 recorded at the same calendar date in 2025 · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
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