Minibus with Moldovan citizens overturns in Iasi county, nine people need medical care
A minibus carrying 20 people, including Moldovan citizens, overturned into a ditch in Romania on Sunday evening, 1 November.
What it means for you
Eight people were taken to hospital, and the causes of the crash are yet to be established by police. Romania's Ministry of Health says a 27-year-old woman who was unconscious was intubated. Police are continuing the investigation in a criminal case for bodily harm through negligence.
What happened
On Sunday evening, 1 November, a minibus with 20 people on board overturned into a rainwater ditch in Tiganasi, Iasi county, Romania. Nine people needed medical care, and eight of them were taken to hospital. Police say the driver, 56, may have lost control of the vehicle. The driver tested negative for alcohol.
Video
Video from ZugoVideo on ZugoIn short
- The Red Intervention Plan was activated at 19:33 and deactivated at 20:59.
- Another 11 people, including a nine-year-old child, refused hospital transport.
- An ISU minibus took those 11 people to the border crossing point.
- The driver refused hospital transport and stayed at the scene.
- The causes of the crash are yet to be established.
Original sources
- Microbuz cu moldoveni la bord, răsturnat în România. Autoritățile de peste Prut au activat Planul Roșu de intervenție · in RomanianRead it on Realitatea.md
- video | Accident grav în România: Un microbuz cu moldoveni la bord s-a răsturnat într-un șanț. Plan Roșu de Intervenție · in RomanianRead it on Zugo
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