The pain of relatives of the two victims who died in the beer truck crash into a house

Beer truck crashes into house down the pass, 2 Nghe An people die on the spot

(Baonghean.vn) - A truck was going down a pass when it suddenly lost control and crashed into a house, killing two people on the spot. The victims were identified as being from Cat Van commune, Thanh Chuong district.

On the morning of August 17, people in hamlets 11 and 12, Cat Van commune, hastily set up a temporary shack at the intersection to receive the bodies of the two unfortunate children of the village, who were brought back from Quan Son district, Thanh Hoa province. Ms. Hoang Thi Nam - a local resident said: "Last evening, everyone in the commune told each other that Mr. Dung and Mr. Do had died on a cargo truck in the western part of Thanh Hoa. Hearing the bad news, everyone was shocked, not daring to believe it was true."

The convoy carrying the victims' bodies back to their hometowns

Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Do (25 years old) is the eldest child in a poor farming family with two brothers. In previous years, he worked as a truck driver in the South, then moved to the North. Because the job far away was not very favorable, the income was not stable, so recently, he returned to his hometown to drive for Mr. Gian Tu Dung (39 years old) - a person in the same village and planned to change his driver's license in a while to stick with this job long-term.

The day before, after celebrating the full moon of the seventh lunar month with their family, Do and Dung started a new trip, transporting goods from Vinh City to Quan Son District (Thanh Hoa). On the afternoon of August 16, Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Thanh (62 years old) and Mrs. Tran Thi Hien (61 years old) - Do's parents - came back from herding cows when they saw many people in the village running to ask questions. "Everyone was asking me where Do was, where Do went, I thought something bad had happened. After that, the family received many phone calls from the police, relatives reported that both Do and Dung had died in Thanh Hoa" - Mr. Thanh said in despair.

People in the hamlets built temporary shelters to store the victims' bodies.

On the night of August 16, Mr. Thanh's family and Mr. Dung's paternal side rented a 24-seat car to rush to Thanh Hoa, arriving at the scene around midnight. After working with the authorities to resolve the incident, at 4:00 a.m. on August 17, the convoy carrying the bodies of Mr. Do and Mr. Dung departed for Nghe An.

In the small house in hamlet 12, Mrs. Tran Thi Hien - Do's mother cried out in pain: "So you have left your parents, my child. When will I see you again, my child? Oh my God, it hurts so much." Mr. Thanh suppressed his grief, calmly sat down and told his relatives and neighbors about his son's accident.

The coffins were carried down and placed parallel at the village intersection.

According to Mr. Thanh, the beer truck from Nghe An to Quan Son had 3 people, including Do and Dung. When the truck went downhill in Trung Ha commune, it lost control, crashed through a roadside ditch and a small pond, and then crashed into a concrete pillar in front of a family's house. Due to the strong impact, the front of the truck was crushed, the 2 front wheels were deeply embedded in the ground, Do collapsed on the steering wheel, next to Dung, both died on the spot and were trapped in the cabin, one person was lucky to escape death.

Unlike the situation of a young freelancer like Mr. Do, Mr. Gian Tu Dung is a teacher at a high school in Tan Ky district. Mr. Dung's relatives said that this summer, Mr. Dung had a truck so he organized a drive to earn extra income, but unexpectedly got into an accident.

Relatives wait for the bodies of the victims.

Mr. Dung's hometown is in Hamlet 11, Cat Van Commune, Thanh Chuong District, but he is currently living in Van Son Commune, Do Luong District. His wife, Ms. Vu Thi Kim Quy, is a teacher at Do Luong 1 High School. His family has 2 sons (the eldest is about to start 10th grade, the youngest is in 6th grade). Mr. Dung's mother passed away less than a year ago. Hearing the news of her husband and father's death, Ms. Quy and her mother rushed to her husband's hometown in Cat Van Commune (Thanh Chuong) with her brothers, relatives, and neighbors to mournfully welcome his body at the village intersection.

Mrs. Tran Thi Hien was in pain when she heard that the car carrying her son's body had arrived at the village entrance.

At about 10:00 a.m. on August 17, the convoy carrying the bodies of Do and Dung arrived at Hamlet 11. Each coffin was brought down one by one, placed parallel to the middle of the village road. In the billowing incense smoke, the heartbreaking, anguished cries of relatives filled with pain and regret. Seeing Dung and his wife's two young children wrapped in white scarves, sitting next to the hearse to mourn their father, made those present unable to hold back their tears.

Dung's children mourned beside their father's coffin and hearse.

This afternoon, the hearses moved one by one to send the unfortunate children of the village to their final resting place. The sky of the village was also gloomy and heavy, as if sympathizing with the pain of the two families, of brothers, friends and people in the small hamlets. The fateful truck trip yesterday afternoon had forever ended two lives with one fate, but the pain and anxiety about the traffic accident still lingers.