
The identity of the two people who lost their lives when the passenger bus departing from Diyarbakır crashed into the barriers on the Northern Marmara Highway and burned was determined by DNA testing.
It was determined through DNA testing that the two people who lost their lives in the bus that crashed into the barriers on the Northern Marmara Highway and caught fire were 7th grade student Yüsra Seraç and 54-year-old Vahide Geçen.
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The passenger bus, which set out from Diyarbakır, crashed into the barriers at the Northern Marmara Highway Işıklar Tollbooth and burned.
The accident occurred yesterday at the Northern Marmara Highway Işıklar Tollbooth. A fire broke out after the passenger bus departing from Diyarbakır hit the barriers.
2 people died in the fire. The bodies, whose identities could not be determined due to burning, were taken to the Forensic Medicine Institute. Relatives came to the Forensic Medicine Institute for identification.
While DNA samples of the 2 deceased people were taken, it was learned that one of the corpses was Yüsra Seraç, a 7th grade student of Bahçelievler Mehmet Akif Ersoy Secondary School. It was stated that Seraç took the bus from Diyarbakır with his family of 5.
It was learned that father Mesut Seraç took his wife and 2 children out of the bus injured during the fire, but could not save his daughter Yüsra Seraç. Mesut Seraç, who was injured in the accident, came to the Forensic Medicine Institute after being discharged from the hospital and gave a DNA sample.
It was learned that the other person who lost his life was 54-year-old Vahide Geçen, and his wife came to the Forensic Medicine Institute to give a DNA sample. After DNA matches, the bodies were handed over to their families.
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