Yang Shufan, acting head of Tianwei Township in Changhua County, was involved in a car accident while on his way to vote. Fortunately, he was not seriously injured.

Yang Shufan (right in the picture below) and her husband, former township mayor Lin Wenhua, were riding a bus to pay their respects when an accident occurred. The vehicle fell over in the middle of the road. Fortunately, passers-by helped to escape. (provided by the public)

Yang Shufan, the acting mayor of Tianwei Township in Changhua County, who is seeking re-election, took an SUV to go out to vote at noon on the 25th. He collided with a car in the opposite direction. The result was a "tortoise" and the wheels were upside down. Fortunately, he escaped smoothly with the joint efforts of passers-by and firefighters. He was sent to the hospital for examination and was fine.

Yang Shufan was sitting in a car with her husband and former township mayor Lin Wenhua when they unexpectedly collided with an oncoming car. The reason for the crash was that it was determined that the vehicle lost control and hit a stone pier on the roadside. It lost its center of gravity and overturned on all four wheels.

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The car accident occurred at around 12 noon yesterday. Yang Shufan, who was seeking re-election, was driven by her husband Lin Wenhua to attend Mid-Autumn Festival activities and vote for votes along the way. The two were driving from west to east along the second section of Guangfu Road, toward Shetou. On the way, they collided with an SUV driven by a woman surnamed Lin. The car collided with an SUV driven by a woman surnamed Lin. The car then collided with a stone pier on the wall and overturned out of control.

Lin Wenhua and Yang Shufan were both trapped in the car. The villagers were having lunch in the house and heard a violent crash. They immediately went out to check and first tried to open the driver's door to rescue Lin. Yang Shufan, who was sitting in the back seat, was stuck in the car because the car body overturned and deformed and could not be opened normally. Firefighters used sabotage scissors to successfully rescue him. Fortunately, there was no life-threatening injury. The detailed cause of the accident is yet to be clarified by police investigation.