What's the latest news about the death of Namibian tourists?

Two tourists from China died in a serious car accident in Namibian Red Desert Scenic Area on the evening of the 9th, and four tourists from China were injured.

The embassy is assisting the domestic families of the deceased to handle the arrival. According to the person in charge, Namibia has many gravel roads, fast driving speed and high traffic accidents. China tourists are not familiar with the right-hand driving mode, and are prone to car accidents. According to incomplete statistics, there were 6 car accidents and 5 deaths in China last year.

The Embassy of China in China has repeatedly issued safety reminders, requiring citizens to raise their awareness of traffic safety when traveling in China, strictly abide by local traffic laws and regulations, fasten their seat belts, and do not overspeed, fatigue or drink and drive; There are many wild animals on the road at night, so try to avoid driving at night.

There was a serious car accident in Spain: two of the dead were citizens of China, and two of the injured were taken to a local hospital for treatment.

2065438+February 6, 2008 According to the Spanish newspaper Ou Hua, at about 3: 30 pm local time on February 4, about 50 kilometers away from Zaragoza, Spain, five cars and seven trucks collided in a chain, causing two deaths and two injuries. The deceased were all from China.

On February 4th, a couple of overseas Chinese who went from Valencia to visit relatives and friends in Zaragoza were involved in a car accident on expressway A-23 near Panissa, about 50 kilometers away from Zaragoza. There were two couples and their two children on board. When the accident happened, the road was slippery due to heavy snow, and the line of sight was not good. Five cars and seven trucks collided in a chain, and the cars driven by overseas Chinese couples were among them.

In the accident, a 32-year-old female overseas Chinese and her 4-month-old child died unfortunately, while a male overseas Chinese and her other child were injured and sent to a local hospital for treatment.

The Spanish National Guard investigated the accident. As of press time, the insured personnel of the China Embassy in Spain have contacted the families of the deceased, and the Zaragoza Insurance Liaison Team has sent liaison officers to the hospital to visit the injured and provide assistance.

Recently, many places in Spain have been hit by heavy snow, and the roads are generally slippery and the line of sight is not good. Therefore, you should be extra vigilant when driving in snowy days. Many overseas Chinese living in Spain come from the south of China and lack driving experience in snowy days. In this case, we should pay attention to avoid driving fatigue in snowy days and driving at night. In case of heavy snow, you can choose to park at gas stations and rest areas with poor road conditions. In addition, the most important thing is that passengers in the car should also wear seat belts.