Eleven killed and four others injured in Faizobod traffic accident

Eleven people were killed and four others injured on July 2 as two cars collided head-on in Faizobod district, about 60 kilometers east of Dushanbe, according to the Interior Ministry’s official website.   The accident took place near the village of Shakhtaliyon at about 8:40 pm local time. Opel-Astra driven by Mahmadsodiq Ibodzoda, 30, heading the […]

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Eleven people were killed and four others injured on July 2 as two cars collided head-on in Faizobod district, about 60 kilometers east of Dushanbe, according to the Interior Ministry’s official website.  

The accident took place near the village of Shakhtaliyon at about 8:40 pm local time.

Opel-Astra driven by Mahmadsodiq Ibodzoda, 30, heading the city of Roghun went into oncoming traffic and collided Opel-Vectra, driven by a 19-year-old Bobojon Sharipov. 

As a result of the collision, Opel Vectra diver Sharipov and his five passengers as well as five passengers of Opel-Astra died on the spot.

Opel-Astra driver Ibodzoda and three his passengers sustained various injuries and were taken to a hospital.    

The cause of the accident is under investigation.

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