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A Bulgarian woman has died in a chain crash on a highway in Hungary earlier on Wednesday morning. Another two Bulgarians have been injured. They have been taken to a hospital in the town of Szeged, reported BNR.
According to unconfirmed information, two minivans transporting the Bulgarians run into a bus of a Romanian company. The vehicles have a Targovishte registration.
A total of four people – two Turks, a Romanian and the Bulgarian woman died in the crash, reported Hungarian media. The reason for the crash is thought to have been bad weather and low visibility due to fog.
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