
As a result of an accident on the Antalya-Isparta highway, 17 people were injured
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The accident occurred on the Antalya-Isparta highway due to fuel spilled on the road.
A bus carrying tourists overturned on a highway in Antalya, Türkiye. Medyatava writes about this.
The accident occurred around 10:30 local time on the Antalya-Isparta highway. It is clarified that the cause of the incident was a slippery road: fuel was spilled on it. “My father tried to control the bus, but was unable to prevent it from overturning,” said the driver’s son, Eshref Taşci.
In total, 17 of the 23 passengers were injured. One of them is reported to be in critical condition. The police have launched an investigation into the accident.
There have been no requests from Russian tourists, the Russian Union of Tourism Industry (RST) reported, where they continue to monitor the situation.
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