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Queens Bus Crash Leaves Three Injured Following Driver’s Medical Emergency

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In a troubling week for road safety in New York City, a tragic car accident occurred in Brooklyn that resulted in the death of one individual and left several others injured. The incident took place on the busy intersection of Atlantic Avenue and Flatbush Avenue shortly before 8:00 PM on Wednesday evening.

According to initial reports from law enforcement officials, a silver sedan was traveling at a high rate of speed when it collided with a minivan attempting to make a left turn. The impact was severe, causing significant damage to both vehicles and sending passengers from the minivan to the hospital with various injuries. Eyewitness accounts describe hearing a loud crash that reverberated through the neighborhood and drew attention from pedestrians and other vehicle operators nearby.

Emergency responders arrived on the scene promptly, with paramedics administering aid to the injured individuals. One occupant of the minivan, a 34-year-old male, was declared dead at the scene despite efforts to resuscitate him. His identity is being withheld pending notification of family members. The driver of the sedan suffered minor injuries and has been taken into custody for questioning regarding the circumstances of the crash. Police have confirmed that the investigation is ongoing and an assessment of speed and potential reckless driving will be a focus.

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