A car chase occurred outside Longshan Temple in Taipei City, injuring 7 people

An accident involving two cars collided in Taipei City this evening. Due to the force of the collision, the fronts of the two cars were completely destroyed, injuring a total of 7 people. Among the 7 injured, the youngest was only 13 years old. Fortunately, the 7 injured only suffered bruises and contusions on their limbs at the time. They were conscious and were fine after being sent to the hospital for treatment. The police are currently involved in the investigation and will further clarify the process and causes of the car accident.

The Taipei City Fire Department received a report at 9:33 pm today, claiming that a car accident occurred on Xiyuan Road outside Longshan Temple. When ambulance personnel arrived at the scene, they found that two cars had collided. Due to the force of the impact, the fronts of the two cars were severely dented and damaged. Parts and wreckage of the cars were scattered at the scene.

The ambulance personnel rescued seven injured people and sent them to the hospital. Among the seven injured, there were three males and four females, ranging in age from 13 to 50 years old. Most of them had bruises on their limbs. They were sent to National Taiwan University, Renai, Heping and other hospitals for treatment. Fortunately, none of their lives were in danger.