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All casualties of crash of Serbian bus in Hungary in stable condition
Belgrade,
24 July 2013
Minister of Health Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic is in constant communication with the Serbian Embassy in Budapest and the Hungarian Ministry of Health over the traffic accident in Hungary in which 14 Serbian citizens were injured.
A statement issued by the Ministry of Health says that the accident occurred when the Serbian bus slipped off the road, and adds that out of 14 passengers injured 6 were released from hospital after examination, while 8 persons were kept in the hospitals in Tatabanya and Gyor.
All of those injured are in a stable condition.
Djukic-Dejanovic thanked the police and health workers of Hungary for providing timely assistance to the injured Serbian citizens.
All of those injured are in a stable condition.
Djukic-Dejanovic thanked the police and health workers of Hungary for providing timely assistance to the injured Serbian citizens.
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