Two men and two girls aged 14 and 15 have been hospitalised in Shumen (Northern Bulgaria) following a serious car accident this afternoon near the town of Smyadovo, the police said on July 18.
The crash occurred between a car with Burgas registration, driven by a 36-year-old man from the village of Salmanovo (Shumen district), travelling in the direction of Karnobat, and a vehicle with foreign registration, driven by a foreign national heading toward Shumen. The foreign-registered vehicle veered into the oncoming lane and collided with the car moving in that lane.
All four injured — the 36-year-old man and the two teenage girls from the Burgas-registered vehicle, as well as the foreign driver — were transported to Shumen’s general hospital (MBAL Shumen).
The foreign driver was tested for alcohol and drugs; both tests returned negative. A blood sample will be taken from the Bulgarian driver for chemical analysis.
A police investigation is ongoing at the scene. The Shumen–Karnobat road is temporarily closed between the villages of Ivanski and Kalnovo. There is a detour route, police said.
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