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Truck runs over two school girls in southern Vietnam

Truck runs over two school girls in southern Vietnam

Friday, November 27, 2020, 17:30 GMT+7
Truck runs over two school girls in southern Vietnam
The truck involved in the accident in Ba Ria – Vung Tau Province is seen in this photo. Photo: Manh Kha / Tuoi Tre

Two female students were killed after a collision with a truck on the way to school in Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province, located in southern Vietnam, on Thursday.

The accident occurred at around 6:30 am on My Xuan – Hoa Binh Street in Phu My Township.

The two victims were identified to be N.T.Y.N. and N.V.X.Q., who were 10th graders of the local Hac Dich High School.

According to surveillance camera footage, N. was driving a motorbike while Q. sat on the back seat.

Meanwhile, the truck, driven by 38-year-old N.V.D., was running in the same direction as their bike.

While trying to overtake the bike, D. slammed the truck’s side into the motorbike handlebar, causing the vehicle to fall and the two students to be run over by the truck’s rear wheels.

The accident scene is seen in this photo. Photo: Manh Kha / Tuoi Tre

The accident scene is seen in this photo. Photo: Manh Kha / Tuoi Tre

D. initially fled the accident scene but later turned himself in at the Phu My Township police station.

Local police are further investigating the case.

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