Six Russians injured in minibus crash in Turkey

Six Russians were injured in a car accident with a minibus in Turkey.

Consensus

A minibus with Russian tourists crashed in Turkey on October 14.
The crash occurred on a highway in the Antalya province.
The vehicle veered off the road due to the driver losing control.
Nine people were injured in the accident: six Russian citizens and three Turkish citizens.
Preliminary reports indicate that the injuries were minor and no lives were in danger.
Emergency services, including police and medical personnel, responded to the scene.
Injured passengers were taken to a hospital in Korukule.
The incident happened near the village of Yukarıkaraman.
The minibus struck a rock on the roadside.

The accident occurred on the Korukule-Fethie highway, not the Antalya-Mugla highway. — fontanka
The driver was a 58-year-old man. — fontanka
Two injured individuals remained in the hospital, while others, including children, were discharged. — fontanka
The minibus overturned after leaving the road. — interfax
The minibus was traveling on the Antalya-Mugla route. — vm
The minibus hit a ditch (kuyvet) after losing control. — vm
The minibus hit a ditch after losing control. — riamo
All injured passengers were hospitalized. — vesti
The minibus hit a rock on the roadside. — tg_rian_ru