
It was reported that the driver's fatigue and insomnia were effective in the accident that occurred on the Saveh-Hamedan highway in Markazi province.
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A passenger bus overturned on the Saveh-Hamedan highway in Iran's Markazi province.
11 people died and 24 people were injured in the accident that occurred as a result of a passenger bus overturning in Iran's Markazi province.
According to the news on Iranian state television, the accident occurred on the Saveh-Hamedan highway in the Markazi province in the central part of the country. According to initial reports, 11 people lost their lives and 24 people were injured when a passenger bus rolled over.
Investigations by state traffic police units reported that the driver's fatigue and insomnia caused the accident. While the authorities have not yet made an official statement regarding the route and destination of the bus, it has been stated that investigations into the incident are continuing.

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