A car accident occurred last night in sydney's North-West Chinese-populated Eastwood district, when a "Xueshen" car ran out of control into a Chinese supermarket, causing damage to shops and vehicles.
It is reported that at about 11:30 a.m. on the 3rd, at the intersection of Rowe St and Trelawney St traffic, a back-to-back car with a school license plate (L license plate) rushed into the general supermarket out of control.
It is a T-junction, the main road to and from Eastwood's business district, next to Eastwood Public Primary School, with heavy traffic and foot traffic during the day.
The vehicle involved crashed into Huachao (Source: Courtesy photo)
When I arrived at the scene of the accident this morning, I saw that the front of the supermarket that was hit was in a semi-closed state, drinks, food and other items placed on the shelves at the front desk were scattered on the ground, and the supermarket staff was cleaning up the damaged items.
The owner of the supermarket said that the car involved was driving in Trelawney St and should have slowed down and turned, but "for some reason, it rushed over".
According to his information, the supermarket was closed when the accident occurred, and he suddenly heard an alarm near his home and learned that there was an accident in his own store. When I arrived at the scene, I saw that the gate of the supermarket had been struck and deformed by the vehicle involved, and the traffic sign on the side of the road was also knocked down.
According to him, the perpetrator was a young Asian woman of about 20 years old, who apologized to the supermarket side as soon as possible after the accident, and the police also arrived later.
At present, the accident has been handed over to the insurance company, and no one has been injured in the accident.
Some people gathered outside supermarkets this morning, expressing fear of last night's accident. "Fortunately, it happened at night, and if it were daytime, it was estimated that someone would be injured."
The supermarket owner, who thought it was an accident, said, "People are fine, it doesn't matter what the point of loss is." Regarding the cause of the accident, he has not revealed more details.