Road accident deaths drop 15 per cent in Vietnam in Q1


HANOI, April 9 (Xinhua): Road traffic crashes claimed more than 1,400 lives in Vietnam in January-March this year, down 15.2 per cent from a year ago, the Vietnam News newspaper has reported.

The number of non-fatal injuries, with many incurring disability, from road accidents during the cited period fell 8.6 percent to nearly 1,580, the report said, citing the National Traffic Safety Committee.

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Vietnam , Road Traffic , Accident , Less Numbers , Q1 2023

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