Farewell to Álex Quiñónez (and other news in a summary to start the day)

Esmeraldas fired his sprinter yesterday afternoon Alex Quinonez, murdered on Friday night in Guayaquil. The Police continue in the investigations.

On another issue, an avalanche in the Chimborazo volcano left at least four dead and one injured and the momentary closure of the Chimborazo Fauna Production Reserve.

Esmeraldas says goodbye to the best sprinter in Ecuador

The capital of Emerald fired the athlete Álex Quiñónez, assassinated on Friday in the north of Guayaquil. Ecuadorian sports authorities and Olympic glories such as Jefferson Pérez were present at the arrival of the coffin and at the funeral that took place inside the soccer field of the Folke Anderson stadium. In the afternoon he was buried in the municipal cemetery of Esmeraldas. Ana Quiñónez Martínez, mother of the athlete, asked the government to find the killers of the sprinter.

Tragedy in Chimborazo: four dead due to an avalanche

Four people passed away after an avalanche that surprised them when they climbed the snowy Chimborazo, the highest Andean mountain in Ecuador, the Integrated Security Service ECU-911 reported on Sunday. Access to the Chimborazo Fauna Production Reserve is suspended due to a natural incident, indicated the Ministry of the Environment, Water and Ecological Transition. Rescue groups from Quito moved to Riobamba to assist in the rescue efforts.

Classic Shipyard was Emelec

Joao Rojas signed a double and was the ace of Emelec, who won 2-1 this Sunday night in the Clásico del Astillero against Barcelona Sporting Club. With its celebration at the George Capwell stadium on the eleventh day, the millionaire team – winner of the initial round – follows the track in the classification of the second stage to the leader Independiente del Valle, with four dates remaining: three points separate them and both teams will meet in November.

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