Four killed in car accident in northwestern Spain


MADRID, Nov. 1 (Xinhua) -- Four people, including two children, were found dead following a road accident on Sunday in Malva, a municipality in Zamora province, northwestern Spain.

The accident occurred at the ZA-P-2314 road, where a passenger car veered off a straight stretch of road for reasons yet to be determined and crashed into a concrete drainage culvert, Spanish news agency EFE reported, citing local government and Civil Guard sources.

According to local media, Spain's Civil Guard confirmed that all four victims were members of the same family from Aspariegos, a town in Zamora province near the accident site. The victims were the 59-year-old driver and owner of the vehicle, his 29-year-old daughter, and two children aged two and three.

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