Four people died in Tianjin and Basilica, and witnesses: The body is almost all submerged in the pole news

According to CCTV News, on August 4, after a car in Tianjin collided with a red light vehicle, he lost control and fell out of control. Four people in the car died after rescue, and the driver of the red light was controlled on the spot. A merchant near the incident told Jimu Journalists that the water in the river was nearly 2 meters deep, and the roadside on the roadside was equipped with guardrails.

The car body is almost overwhelmed (picture source: video screenshot)

A witness at the scene told Jimu Journalists that after the incident, he passed the scene by car. At that time, the body of the falling water car was almost overwhelmed, and the cordon was pulled around, and there was no congestion on the road. The video provided by the witnesses shows that a car has fallen into the river, and fire trucks and police cars are parked on the road. The staff on the shore uniforms are maintaining order.

A merchant near the incident told Jimu Journalists that the river was nearly 2 meters deep, and some people usually played and fishing on the shore, and there were guardrails on the roadside of the river.

According to CCTV news reports, at 12:00 on August 4, 2022, 110 received the alarm that a small passenger car fell into the river at the intersection of Dongting Road and Laoshui Channel in Hexi District, Tianjin. After receiving the alarm, the public security, emergency, Wei Jian and other departments quickly arrived at the scene to carry out vehicle salvage, rescue disposal. A total of 4 drivers and passengers were rushed to the hospital in the falling water vehicle, and they died after the rescue.

After a preliminary investigation, after the falling vehicle was collided with a red light through the traffic at the intersection, it fell into the river out of control. The driver of the red light passenger car was controlled on the spot. At present, accident investigation and aftercare treatment are underway.

(Source: Polar News)

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