China release 丨 Guizhou Sanli Expressway major traffic accident Vehicle involved in the vehicle is an anti -epidemic transshipment recruitment vehicle. 27 people are unfortunately killed

China Net, September 19th. On September 18th, the deputy mayor of the Guiyang Municipal People's Government Lin Gang reported at the press conference of the new crown pneumonia epidemic in Guiyang City. It is a vehicle affiliated to Guizhou Qianyun Group Co., Ltd., which is an anti -epidemic transshipment vehicle, with 49 people in the nuclear. The car departed from Yunyan District at 0:10 on September 18th, and from Yunyan District to the immune -related isolation personnel from Yunyan District to the Lobo County isolation hotel in Qiannan Prefecture for centralized isolation medical observation.

Lin Gang introduced that there were 47 personnel on the car, including 1 driver and 1 staff member, and the remaining 45 were all immune -related residents in Yunyan District. At 2:40 on September 18th, the vehicle drove to the three capitals of Qiannan Prefecture to 32 kilometers from the Libo high -speed speed and fell into the roadside deep. As of 21:00 on September 18, a total of 27 people were killed by 27 people, and 20 injured were sent to the hospital for treatment.

Lin Gang said that after the accident, Guiyang City established the emergency response work group of major traffic accidents in Sanli high -speed traffic as soon as possible, and sent staff to the scene to work with the relevant departments of Qiannan Prefecture and the relevant departments of the province. Essence The recovery of the wounded and the aftermath of the victims is underway, and the cause of the accident is under investigation. Next, we will be painful, comprehensively examine the hidden dangers of the isolation and transportation and traffic safety of the immune -related personnel, carry out a special rectification, resolutely curb the occurrence of major accidents, and coordinate the various tasks of the epidemic prevention and control and production safety.

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