A multi-vehicle crash in southern Türkiye's Hatay province kills at least 12 people and injures 31 others, including three seriously, officials say
Images showed burning vehicles as emergency teams tried to keep people away from the blaze. / Photo: AA
A multi-vehicle crash in southern Türkiye's Hatay province has killed at least 12 people and injured 31 others, including three seriously, officials said. A truck crossed into opposite lanes after the driver lost control late Saturday, colliding with nine cars and two minibuses, the state-run Anadolu news agency reported.
Many of the vehicles were parked by the roadside near a gas station as friends and relatives said goodbye to men leaving to carry out mandatory military service.The minister tweeted that 22 ambulances and three medical rescue teams were sent to the scene in Topbogazli.
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