
A car crashed into a store on Baojia Road in Zhushan, Nantou, causing two store clerks to be injured and sent to the hospital. The police determined that the driver was suspected of driving while fatigued.
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A car crashed into a store on Baojia Road, Zhushan Town, Nantou County, causing two store clerks to be injured and sent to hospital.
A car suddenly lost control and crashed into a roadside store in Zhushan, Nantou, causing two shop assistants to be injured and sent to the hospital. The police determined that fatigue driving caused the accident.
On Baojia Road from Zhushan Town, Nantou County, to Lugu Township, a car suddenly crashed into a roadside store this morning, causing two shop assistants to be injured and sent to the hospital. Fortunately, their lives were not in danger. An investigation by the Zhushan police showed that the driver of the car was not driving under the influence of drugs or drunkenness. He may have caused trouble due to fatigue. The detailed cause still needs to be further clarified.
The store owner who was hit said that at about 10 o'clock this morning, two store employees were peeling sweet potatoes at the door. Unexpectedly, a passing car did not hit the brakes and crashed into the store. Not only was the motorcycle in front of the store destroyed, but the two employees were also injured. They were immediately reported to the hospital.
Zhushan police said that the car suddenly lost control and crashed into the store while driving on this section of the road, causing a suspected fracture of the left thigh of the 64-year-old Xiao woman and pain in the collarbone. Another 61-year-old woman, Chen, had pain in her lower body and back and a laceration on her right thigh. Fortunately, she was conscious and her life was not in danger. After a quick alcohol test, it was found that the driver was not driving under the influence of drugs or drunkenness. It was determined that it was caused by fatigue driving. People are urged to be alert when driving to maintain driving safety.

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