
One person died and one person was seriously injured as a result of the car's driver losing control of the steering wheel and rolling over in Aksaray.
One person died and one person was seriously injured when the car lost control of its driver and rolled over on Akin Village Road in Aksaray.
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In a one-sided traffic accident that occurred in Aksaray, the car fell into the embankment and rolled over.
The accident occurred at Akin Köy Road TOKİ road junction. According to the information obtained, the Fiat brand car with plate number 06 DB 2008, which was traveling from Akin village to Aksaray and whose driver's name is not yet known, went out of control as a result of the driver losing control of the steering wheel, first fell into the ditch and then rolled over.
THE VEHICLE THAT TURNED DOWN IN AKSARAY WAS SCRAPED
Other drivers who saw the accident reported the situation to the 112 Emergency Call Center. Upon notice, police and medical teams were dispatched to the scene. Medical teams arrived at the scene of the accident in a short time and the driver and a young man who was a passenger were taken to Aksaray Training and Research Hospital Emergency Service by ambulance.
1 DEAD, 1 SERIOUSLY INJURED
While one of the injured people being treated here could not be saved despite all the interventions and died, it was learned that the health condition of the other injured person was serious. An investigation was launched by the Aksaray Chief Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the accident in which the car was wrecked.

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