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The intersection of Nanrong Road and Nanxin Street in Keelung City is a common road in the urban area. Vehicles turning left must give way to vehicles going straight in the opposite direction. This is a basic traffic rule.
The police went to the scene to collect evidence and assisted the patient in sending him to the hospital. (Photo by reporter Wu Shengru)
At 5:34 pm yesterday in Keelung, a man surnamed Huang was driving his 74-year-old mother from Nanrong Road to Nanxin Street while turning left. He was suspected of not giving way to an Uber delivery man surnamed Hu who was going straight in the opposite direction. The two cars collided seriously, and three people fell to the ground and were injured. After receiving the report, the police and firefighters rushed to the scene and dispatched three ambulances to take the injured to the hospital for treatment. Fortunately, there was no life-threatening danger. The police have now checked surrounding monitors to clarify the cause of the accident.
Preliminary police investigation revealed that at the time of the incident, a 54-year-old Huang man drove his mother to turn left toward Nanxin Street, but failed to pay attention to the motorcycle going straight on the right, leading to a collision.
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After the two cars collided, the car shell shattered and flew away, and even the delivery box in Hu Nan's car fell to the ground. Police officers from the nearby police station rushed to the scene and assisted in reporting 119 to dispatch an ambulance for rescue.
The police conducted alcohol tests on the two knights, and their alcohol test values were both 0, confirming that they were not drunk driving. The cause of the accident will be further investigated and clarified after evidence is collected.
The 74-year-old woman was sent to the hospital for treatment. (Photo by reporter Wu Shengru)
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The police will use the surveillance footage to clarify who is responsible for the accident
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