Three Dutch men killed in minibus crash during holiday in US
Three Dutch nationals have died when a minibus collided with a tractor trailer in the US state of Ohio. According...
Three Dutch men lost their lives in a minibus accident that occurred during a holiday trip in the United States. The collision took place in Knox County, Ohio, when the minibus, driven by a 48-year-old Dutch national named Gijs M. Odpam, failed to stop at a stop sign and collided with a tractor trailer. The deceased victims included Arno Kramer, 55; Martijn E. Van Vooren, 44; and Hermanus J. Fortuin, 55.
The driver and three other passengers from the Netherlands were transported to nearby hospitals, but the severity of their injuries remains undisclosed.
The Dutch foreign ministry described the incident as a "terrible accident" and dispatched staff from other regions in the US to assist the victims and their families. The deceased were part of a group of 16 people traveling in two vans. It remains unclear where the other van was located at the time of the accident, which is currently under investigation.
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