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In the South-East of Turkey in an accident with a bus killed at least seven people

The victims of a road accident involving an intercity bus in Turkey were at least 7 people, 10 were injured. It's written ...

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In the South-East of Turkey in an accident with a bus killed at least seven people

The victims of a road accident involving an intercity bus in Turkey were at least 7 people, 10 were injured. It's from sb.by.

Illustrative photo by Pixabay
Illustrative photo by Pixabay

According to TASS with reference to the NTV channel, the accident occurred on Sunday, September 27, in the area of Nurdagh bordering Syria province of Gaziantep. The bus, for reasons not yet clarified, collided with a car on one of the sections of the Gaziantep-Osmanie highway and overturned.

According to preliminary data, the bus was carrying local citizens.

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