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In Konya's Derebucak district, a motorcyclist lost control and hit a pedestrian because a bee got inside his helmet.
Abdullah Demirbaş, who was hit by a motorcyclist with a bee in his helmet in Konya, lost his life.
In Konya, 75-year-old Abdullah Demirbaş lost his life when he was hit by a motorcycle rider who allegedly got a bee inside his helmet, went out of control. The motorcyclist was also injured in the accident and taken to hospital
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In the motorcycle accident that occurred in Konya's Derebucak district, a 75-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by a driver who allegedly had a bee inside his helmet. The motorcycle driver was also injured in the accident.
A BEE CAME INTO THE HELMET
According to the news on İHA, the accident occurred in Derebucak district of Konya. Allegedly, Y.Y. While the motorcycle he was driving was waiting at the traffic lights, a bee got into the driver's helmet.
THE PASSENGER HE HIT HAD LOSED HIS LIFE
The motorcycle driver, who wanted to continue on his way after the green light turned on, lost control while struggling with the bee inside his helmet and hit 75-year-old Abdullah Demirbaş on the road, while he was thrown from the overturned motorcycle and injured.
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Upon notice, medical teams were dispatched to the scene. Upon check-up by medical teams, it was determined that Abdullah Demirbaş died at the scene.
INVESTIGATION HAS BEEN STARTED
The injured motorcycle driver was taken to hospital by ambulance and received treatment. Abdullah Demirbaş's body was sent off on its final journey after the funeral prayer performed in Derebucak district center.
The investigation into the accident continues.
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