A minibus carrying Russian tourists overturned in Antalya's Manavgat district on Tuesday, injuring 19 people. Emergency teams swiftly responded to the scene, and all injuries are reported as non-life-threatening.
A tour minibus overturned in Türkiye’s southern province of Antalya on Tuesday, Apr. 29, injuring 19 people, including 18 Russian tourists. Officials confirmed that the minibus, registered under plate number 07 AVN 799 and driven by Fatih K., lost control and flipped over in the Manavgat district.
Following the incident, emergency teams, including medical personnel, firefighters, and gendarmerie units, were immediately dispatched to the scene. The injured, consisting of the driver and 18 Russian nationals, received first aid at the site before being transferred to nearby hospitals for further treatment.
Authorities have assured that none of the injuries are life-threatening. An investigation into the cause of the accident is currently underway.
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