The bus, which rolls into a canal, drives Ukrainian children to return from the exchange of education with the French Lyceum.
The bus with the Ukrainians, which on Friday, June 13, became an accident in France, leading children to return from an education exchange from the French Lyceum to Brittany. Going to Paris, the bus lost control and moved to a gutter. President Vladimir Zelensky said this.
Currently, four dead adults are known, three of them are citizens of Ukraine. Two other people are in serious condition, French doctors are fighting for their lives. The rest of the children received medium and lightweight injuries, all of which were given the necessary help.
Zelensky noted that the team of Ukrainian diplomats and consul -led by the Ukrainian ambassador to France was immediately sent to the scene of the incident. They will keep contact with the families of the victims, as well as the representatives of the French authorities and services at the scene.
At the same time, foreign minister Andrei Samiba and the Minister of Internal Law Igor Klimenko regularly inform the victims and the condition of the tragedy.
Zelensky thanked France for the fact that more than 50 emergency brigades were involved in delivering victims of children to hospitals. The office of French President Emmanuel Macron maintains control over the situation.
The head of the state expressed gratitude to all the families of the victims.
Earlier it was reported that in France an accident was an accident, which brought Ukrainian citizens. Four people were killed, at least 30 people injured. The accident occurred in the Sarte department, near the city of Le Man.
Note that in April in Polish Warsaw there was a double accident of which 17 people were injured, including 12 people of Ukraine. Two people are in serious condition.
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Source: korrespondent
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