The cause of a busy accident on the MARIBOR-LJUBLJAN motorway in which five people were killed in the morning was an unadapted vehicle speed, managed by the Ukrainian citizen, communicated the Celje Police Administration.
The accident occurred with the rest of the sunflower when the van was hit by the back of the truckjected by a Russian citizen, a clear Christmas, the traffic inspector of the Celje Police Administration explained.
The highway is open again, but the crowd is still clear.
There were seven passengers in the van, of which Peter was killed. The driver, who caused an accident, is more easily injured, while the passenger was more difficult to injure.
The two traffic accident participants were transported to the hospital, one of them by helicopter, the Christmas said. The truck driver, the Russian citizen, is not injured in the accident according to the first reports.
At the place of a busy accident, for which Christmas told that it was extremely tragic, an exploit is still taking place, as well as the identification of the participants.
Police will give more information after clarifying all the circumstances of a traffic accident, they explained to the news agency, from the Celje Police Station.
According to the traffic and information center, the Styria Highway Maribor-Ljubljana between the Slovenian Bistrica South and Slovenian cavalry towards Ljubljana is open again, but the floppy strap remains closed. They are still crowded all the way to the drill.
The highway was closed for five hours. According to the Christmas, the truck has already been removed from the accident, so traffic could take place by a stoppage, and there are a large number of police patrols in the area. The DARS Slovenian Operator temporarily enabled the opening of the Slovenian cavalry under reconstruction, to reduce the crowds, explained.
Police conduct thorough traffic monitoring, including helicopters. It also called all drivers to maintain safe distance during traffic jams, to be rested and not to use cell phones during traffic jams.
(Type / Source: HINA / PHOTO: 24ur.com)
