Adana’da dolmuş, otobüs durağına daldı; 1 ölü, 7 yaralı
Kaza, saat 08.00 sıralarında Kozan Caddesi’nde meydana geldi. Kiremithane hattında çalışan 01 M 0382 plakalı dolmuş, sürücüsünün kontrolünden çıkarak çok sayıda kişinin beklediği otobüs durağına daldı.
Kazada durakta bekleyen Halil Çiftçi (71) hayatını kaybetti, 7 kişi yaralandı, dolmuş şoförü ise kaçtı. Yaralılar, ambulanslarla çevredeki hastanelere kaldırıldı. Dolmuşun hızla geldiğini fark edip, son anda duraktan kaçan Ümit Karabay, “Başımı kaldırdığımda araç, çok yakındı. İnsanlara, ‘Kaçın’ diyemedim, kendimi kaldırıma attım. Çok hızlıydı. Fren izi bile yok. Durağa çarparak durabildi” dedi.
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Adana is a bustling city in Turkey, located in the south of the country. Unfortunately, yesterday, tragedy struck when a dolmuş, or shared taxi, crashed into a bus stop, killing one person and injuring seven others.
The incident occurred in the early afternoon, when the dolmuş driver lost control of the vehicle and careened off the road. The dolmuş then slammed into the bus stop, which was crowded with people waiting for their buses.
Emergency services were quickly on the scene, but sadly, they were unable to save one of the victims, who was pronounced dead at the scene. The other seven individuals who were injured were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment.
The cause of the crash is not yet known, but authorities have launched an investigation to determine what happened. Eyewitnesses reported that the dolmuş was traveling at a high rate of speed prior to the crash, but it is unclear at this time if the driver was under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Unfortunately, traffic accidents are not uncommon in Turkey, and Adana has seen its share of accidents in recent years. Many blame Turkey’s poor road infrastructure and lax enforcement of traffic laws for the high number of accidents.
In the wake of this latest tragedy, many are calling for new measures to improve road safety and prevent future accidents. Some are advocating for stricter enforcement of traffic laws, while others are pushing for increased investment in road infrastructure.
Regardless of what measures are taken, it is clear that something must be done to prevent further loss of life on Adana’s roads. The people of Adana, and indeed all of Turkey, deserve to feel safe and secure when traveling on their city’s streets.