Dr. Edy Abreu Guzmán, a 58-year-old cardiologist from Guantánamo, passed away on Thursday afternoon at Baracoa Hospital following a tragic traffic accident that occurred on Friday, September 12. This heartbreaking news was shared across various social media platforms.
On Facebook, communicator Miguel Noticias reported that the doctor succumbed to the injuries sustained in the accident, passing away at the Baracoa medical facility. A cousin disclosed that he was riding his motorcycle when he crashed near the site of the former Miel Bridge, which was destroyed by Hurricane Oscar last year, in the Boca de Miel community.
Laura Werney, a social media user, expressed the profound sorrow felt by the medical community and all those who knew the doctor's dedication, wisdom, and compassion. "Dr. Abreu Guzmán dedicated his life to healing hearts, and today ours break at his absence. We extend our deepest sympathy and solidarity to his family, colleagues, and friends during this painful time. May they find solace in the legacy of love and service he leaves behind," she wrote on Facebook.
Known affectionately as "El Chino" by those close to him, Edy was originally from Baracoa. He was married and had children. He began his professional journey as a family doctor and worked tirelessly to achieve his dream of becoming a cardiologist. His untimely death has left a void in his professional circle and among the many patients he cared for throughout his esteemed career.
Frequently Asked Questions about Dr. Edy Abreu Guzmán's Tragic Accident
What caused Dr. Edy Abreu Guzmán's death?
Dr. Edy Abreu Guzmán passed away due to injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident in the Boca de Miel community.
Where did the accident occur?
The accident occurred near the site of the former Miel Bridge in the Boca de Miel community, which was destroyed by Hurricane Oscar last year.
What was Dr. Edy Abreu Guzmán's profession?
Dr. Edy Abreu Guzmán was a cardiologist who dedicated his life to the medical profession, starting as a family doctor and eventually becoming a cardiologist.