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Back|Workers' bus overturned in Iran: 5 dead, 17 injured
Workers' bus overturned in Iran: 5 dead, 17 injured
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Cumhuriyet·11 minutes ago·World·1 min read·🇹🇷Türkiye·

Workers' bus overturned in Iran: 5 dead, 17 injured

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  • A shuttle bus carrying workers overturned in Iran's Ilam province.
  • 5 people died and 17 people were injured in the accident.
  • The injured were taken to hospitals.

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A shuttle bus carrying workers from the city of Dasht-i Abbas in Ilam province to the city of Murmuri overturned near the oil wells in the region.

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5 people died and 17 people were injured when a bus carrying workers overturned in Iran's Ilam province.

According to the semi-official Fars News Agency, a shuttle bus carrying workers from the city of Dasht-e-Abbas in Ilam province to the city of Murmuri overturned near oil wells in the region.

According to preliminary findings, 5 people died and 17 people were injured in the accident.

The injured were taken to hospitals and treated.

It was stated that investigations into the cause of the accident are continuing.

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  • ?What is the exact cause of the accident?
  • ?In which hospitals are the injured being treated?
  • ?Who is the driver and operator of the bus?

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