Driver in his 60s, alleyway chain crash... "I stepped on the brake..."

Motorists in their 60s hit motorcycles and parked cars in a chain collision
Two pedestrians injured..."SUV driver, it's not drinking".

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Two people were injured when an SUV driving through an alley hit a motorcycle and a parking vehicle one after another.

Fishing boat accidents followed at sea.

Reporter Kim Hyun-ah reports.

[Reporter]
It is an alley near Deokjin Square in Jeonju, North Jeolla Province.

The bumper of the parked car landed, the other car crumpled at the back and smashed the glass.

The accident happened at around 1:50 p.m.

An SUV driven by a man in his 60s hit a delivery motorcycle and hit parked cars one after another.

[Victim: I was surprised. The car broke down too much. The driver said he stepped on the brake, but I think he stepped on the accelerator.]


was taken to the hospital after an accident injured a motorcyclist in his 30s and a pedestrian in his 40s.

Police believe the SUV driver was not drunk and are investigating the exact circumstances.

At around 2:25 p.m., four vehicles, including a passenger car, an SUV, and a 1-ton truck, collided on the Gyeongsan Central Expressway in Gyeongsangbuk-do toward Daegu.A 1 ton porter driver was injured in the
accident, and police are investigating the possibility of the accident due to a drop from a vehicle ahead.

A man on a fishing boat keeps pumping seawater and trying to put out the fire.

Around 10 a.m., a 1.3-ton fishing boat docked at Jawoldo Dock in Incheon caught fire.

The fire appears to have caught fire due to a spark as water rises in the ship's engine room, which was extinguished in five minutes, but the owner of the ship in his 50s suffered second-degree burns to his arm.

At dawn, a 39-ton tugboat caught fire off the coast of Goheung-gun, Jeollanam-do.

Fortunately, a nearby civilian ship took initial action with a fire extinguisher, and the fire was extinguished within an hour, and no one was injured.

I'm Kim Hyunah of YTN.

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