
In Vladivostok on October 1, a massive accident occurred due to a brake failure on a Hino truck, resulting in six people injured, including two Chinese citizens, and 11 vehicles damaged.
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The accident occurred on October 1 in Vladivostok on Shepetkova Street due to brake failure on a Hino truck.
In Vladivostok on October 1, a massive accident occurred due to a brake failure on a Hino truck moving from Neibut Street in the direction of Shepetkova Street. The ten-vehicle collision injured six people, including two Chinese nationals, and damaged 11 vehicles. The victims were taken to the hospital by ambulance crews. This was reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Primorsky Territory, citing preliminary information. Earlier, the Ministry of Health of Primorye confirmed the hospitalization of six victims.

In Vladivostok on October 1, an Isuzu Forward truck lost its brakes on the descent down Spiridonov Street, ramming several cars and a bus until it crashed into a heavy truck. The driver of the heavy truck, Yusuf Kayumov, took the blow and stopped the vehicle. According to preliminary data, six people were injured and 11 cars were damaged. Kayumov was called a hero for preventing more serious consequences.

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