Bulgaria motorway pile-up leaves at least 12 people killed in fog
Crashes on the motorway
A series of collisions involving around 50 vehicles occurred on a motorway in south-eastern Bulgaria. At least 12 people were killed, while dozens more were injured. The crashes took place amid dense fog and limited visibility. Those conditions are believed to have contributed to the pile-ups.
Fog and visibility concerns
The conditions at the time of the collisions included dense fog, according to the report. Poor visibility is also cited as a likely factor in the crashes. The report does not provide further details about the sequence of collisions or the identities of those involved. It also gives no additional information about the injured.
Casualties reported
The reported death toll is at least 12 people, and dozens were injured. The crashes involved about 50 vehicles on the motorway. The incident occurred in the south-eastern part of Bulgaria. No further details about the response or traffic conditions were provided.
Key points
- At least 12 people were killed in the motorway crashes in south-eastern Bulgaria.
- Dozens were injured in collisions involving around 50 vehicles.
- Dense fog and poor visibility are believed to have contributed to the pile-ups.