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During the morning rush hour on November 11, local time, a bus crash occurred in Bundang District, Seongnam City, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, involving 32 vehicles.
China News Service, Seoul, November 11 (Reporter Jin Xu) On the 11th local time, a bus crash occurred in Bundang District, Seongnam City, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea during the morning rush hour, causing 48 people to be injured to varying degrees. The Chinese Embassy in South Korea stated that no Chinese citizens were injured in the accident.
According to the South Korean police and fire department, at around 7:34 that day, a bus driven by a man in his 60s continuously hit 32 vehicles waiting for the signal lights in a section of about 100 to 150 meters, including 4 buses, 1 truck and 27 cars, and finally stopped after hitting the central median of the road. So far, the accident has caused 6 serious injuries and 42 minor injuries, including the bus driver.
According to Yonhap News Agency, as the damaged vehicles included multiple buses, many passengers suffered bruises due to the impact. Currently, all injuries are not life-threatening. However, due to the large number of passengers on the bus at the time of the incident, the number of injuries may still increase further.
According to the bus driver's statement, the brakes failed when the accident occurred. An on-site alcohol test found no signs of alcohol consumption in the driver, and the police also plan to test whether he has taken drugs. Currently, the police and other departments are investigating the specific cause and course of the accident.
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