9 seriously injured in South Korea bus crash involving 32 vehicles

Seongnam, South Korea(National Times)- A public bus crashed into multiple vehicles in the Bundang district of South Korea on Wednesday, leaving 9 people seriously injured and 48 with minor injuries, according to the fire agency.

The bus struck the vehicles at around 7:34am (2234 GMT on Tuesday), including some waiting at a traffic light, before crashing into a median barrier, the National Fire Agency said, citing a witness.

The accident in Bundang, in Seongnam city south of Seoul, involved 32 vehicles, including 4 buses, a truck and 27 passenger cars, according to the agency.

The fire agency said it deployed 88 personnel and 33 vehicles to the scene, while setting up an emergency medical station.

Photographs showed the mangled front of the bus resting on the barrier in the middle of the road.

The bus driver was also injured and hospitalised after being freed from the vehicle, broadcaster KBS reported.

Police plan to investigate the cause of the crash, including by using black-box recording data from the damaged vehicle and CCTV footage, SBS reported.



Latest News
Punjab govt insists smog ‘not a political issue’ as Lahore, New Delhi gasp for air
Fuel prices slashed once again; high-speed diesel cut by Rs7 per litre, petrol by Rs3
Govt pays $3.23bn in interest on foreign debt
Amid spat with Maryam, Azma challenges Salik to quit ministry
AJK leaders urge restraint, peace after recent unrest
Parliament must protect judicial independence, says Justice Mandokhail
At least 12 cops injured as police party comes under attack in KP’s Kohat
Iran slams ‘repugnant’ $20m US reward for nuclear information




Multi Media   
Pakistan Exposes India’s Human Rights Record in IIOJK at UNHRC
 Multi Media
2025 in Review: A Year of Impact and Progress in Brussels
 Multi Media
DPM-FM Senator Ishaq Dar’s High-Level Brussels Visit: Key Highlights
 Multi Media
Embassy of Pakistan 🇵🇰 in Brussels || Quarterly Recap of Activities, Engagements & Outreach
 Multi Media
DPM Dar sends Trump peace prize nomination to Nobel Committee