A Belize couple died in a solo car crash in South Los Angeles, California, on Sunday, September 20th. The car accident report disclosed the victims’ names as Enfield Martinez, 25, and Shawnte Enriquez.

The crash happened at approximately 3:20 a.m. at the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Crenshaw Boulevard. Martinez and Enriquez were in a vehicle westbound on Martin Luther when they went off the roadway as they approached Crenshaw.

The Los Angeles Police said that the force of the collision caused the vehicle to burst into flames. When paramedics arrived, they found the victims suffering from significant injuries. They died at the crash site.

The precise causes of the collision remain unknown. The investigation is ongoing, and there is no additional information at this time.

A fire outbreak after a motor vehicle accident is not very common, but it leads to fatal injuries for those trapped inside when it occurs. One of the common causes of a car fire is mechanical and electrical failures; it covers problems like heated seats, heating systems, and batteries.

Fluid leakage also causes a fire. If the vehicle falls on its tank and starts leaking fuel, it could cause a fire, and the force of the collision against a stationary object or another car can make it go up in flames.

Aside from fuel, the presence of explosive fumes like gasoline vapor causes fire after an accident. Drivers who are responsive after a crash should quickly exit the car if they notice the preceding to prevent getting trapped by flames.

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