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12 die, 19 injured as bus plunges into ravine in Türkiye’s Yozgat

12 die, 19 injured as bus plunges into ravine in Türkiye’s Yozgat

A passenger bus met a catastrophic destiny, resulting in the lack of 12 lives and leaving 19 others injured within the Sorgun district of Yozgat within the early hours on Monday.

The ill-fated journey from Sivas to Istanbul took a tragic flip, getting uncontrolled close to the Mükremin Junction on the Sivas-Yozgat freeway. Tragically, the bus crossed into the alternative lane and plummeted right into a ravine, claiming lives and inflicting total devastation.

Immediate response groups, together with well being, police, gendarmerie and Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) personnel had been swiftly dispatched to the positioning of the disaster. The preliminary aftermath revealed that 11 people misplaced their lives on the scene, whereas one injured particular person, regardless of medical intervention at a close-by hospital, couldn’t be saved. Of the 19 injured passengers transported to medical services in Yozgat and the Sorgun districts, one stays in vital situation, including to the gravity of the state of affairs.

Yozgat Governor Mehmet Ali Özkan expressed deep sorrow and emphasised the great help being supplied by numerous authorities. “This is an unfortunate incident. Our dedicated police, gendarmerie, AFAD and district governor teams are on-site, extending their full support. We have respectfully recovered the bodies of the deceased passengers and transferred the injured to local hospitals for immediate care. While preliminary findings point toward negligence as the primary cause, we believe that further investigations will offer clarity.”

Özkan, after addressing the media, visited the Sorgun State Hospital to personally lengthen his needs for a swift restoration to the injured victims, reinforcing the solidarity of the neighborhood throughout this tough time.

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