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A driver lost control of a car in parking of fake version of the Solomon's Temple, in Sao Paulo, on Sunday evening (16), killing two women and leaving seven people injured. Among the victims is a child. Dilza Maria Chianca, 61 years old, was arrested in the act and will answer for murder. The two fatalities were identified as Iraci Fabri da Silva, 48, and Rosemeire Rodrigues Gunter, 39. Iraci got stuck between the car and the wall and was referred to the Hospital das Clinicas. The student Rosemeire died at the scene. The other victims were taken to area hospitals and aren't at risk of death. Tests proved that the driver had not been drinking. According Dilza, the accident was caused by a technical problem and was unable to stop the car. Through a statement, the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, owner of the temple, reported that the event occurred around 18h ​​on Sunday. "One of Solomon's Temple faithful who came to join a cult, lost control of his semiaut...

This not only happens in small towns and away from major urban centers. Especially in the big cities, it's common owners of very old vehicles leave their cars on public roads because there is no state policy that defines the destination of such durable after the end of their duty cycle. This attitude leads to the accumulation of trash and rats in the streets, besides injury hazards. Another possibility is the owner sell the vehicle to a junkyard, unusual place today. A major problem is the lack of incentive by the Federal Government for material recycling and the sustainable development.