At four o'clock in the morning, a tractor carrying migrant workers to pick flowers embarked on the road of no return, and 15 people were killed

Car accidents are fiercer than tigers! Another tragedy!

At 4:00 a.m. on September 4, a four-wheel tractor full of migrant workers to pick flowers in Shuangxing Daling, Heilongjiang, collided with a heavy coal trailer, causing heavy casualties!

At four o'clock in the morning, it is still dark, the so-called pre-dawn darkness, migrant workers get up early to grab time to pick marigolds to earn money, crowded on a four-wheel tractor, and the big trailer pulling coal may not be good to see, or it may be fatigue driving, or dozing off and not reacting, or the car is driving too fast, directly rear-end tractor, resulting in tragedy.

The police arrived at the scene at five o'clock to rescue them. The scene was unbearable, only 1 person was injured and was taken to the hospital, the injured person was sitting on the edge of the tractor, was thrown out of the leg and broke, and the person was lucky to survive. The remaining 15 people, including the trailer driver, were SW on the spot.

How pathetic! Fifteen living lives are gone, and 15 families are torn apart! They are all farmers, perhaps the pillars of the family, but in order to live, they get up early and greedy, work hard to earn money, who knows but embarked on a road of no return!

Car accidents are fiercer than tigers, traffic safety is no small matter, such accidents are too terrible! How many happy families have been crushed?

Everyone is responsible for the safety of life. Tractors or no taillights or dim lights are common, and it is even more dangerous if driving on the road in the dark of night! Moreover, tractors cannot carry people according to regulations, because once an accident occurs, there is no safety guarantee; and large trucks should also eliminate speeding, fatigue driving and other safety hazards.

Major traffic accidents, I hope that drivers will wake up.

May the deceased rest in peace [prayer] [prayer] [prayer], may the living walk and cherish!