Bus Collides with KamAZ, Twenty Tourists from Georgia Injured
Baku / 01.06.18 / Turan: Twenty people were injured this morning in the collision of a passenger bus with KamAZ in the Hajigabul region (120 km west of Baku).
The press service of the Ministry of Health said the injuries suffered are not serious. The majority of the victims are tourists from Georgia. Several ambulance teams arrived at the scene of the accident. The injured were delivered to the district hospitals of Hajigabul and Shirvan. -16D-
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