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Fuel tanker explosion in western Iran kills 11
A fuel tanker hit several vehicles and exploded near Sanandaj in western Iran on Saturday, killing 11 people and injuring seven. Officials attributed the crash to a faulty braking system.
State media reported a fuel tanker exploded Saturday after hitting several vehicles near the city of Sanandaj in western Iran, killing 11 people and injuring seven. The tanker burst into flames near a traffic police station, about 400 km (248 miles) west of Tehran.
The injured were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment. A provincial governor told Iranian media the tanker was traveling from Hamadan toward Marivan when a technical failure in its braking system caused the accident.
A similar fuel-tanker accident near Sanandaj in 2018 killed 15 people.
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- Sanandaj accident
- Iran road safety statistics
- 11 killed in tanker crash
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WorldHealth
Fuel tanker explosion in western Iran kills 11
A fuel tanker hit several vehicles and exploded near Sanandaj in western Iran on Saturday, killing 11 people and injuring seven. Officials attributed the crash to a faulty braking system.
State media reported a fuel tanker exploded Saturday after hitting several vehicles near the city of Sanandaj in western Iran, killing 11 people and injuring seven. The tanker burst into flames near a traffic police station, about 400 km (248 miles) west of Tehran.
The injured were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment. A provincial governor told Iranian media the tanker was traveling from Hamadan toward Marivan when a technical failure in its braking system caused the accident.
A similar fuel-tanker accident near Sanandaj in 2018 killed 15 people.
- fuel tanker explosion Iran
- Sanandaj accident
- Iran road safety statistics
- 11 killed in tanker crash
- Iran traffic accidents
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