More victims of the accident in Hungary return to Poland
Polish medical services are preparing for the transport of another group of people who were injured in the tragic coach accident in Hungary. 12 survivors of the incident are expected to return to the country. The operation is being coordinated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a medical team that is providing support to the victims on their way back to their homeland.
The accident occurred on a Hungarian motorway, where a coach carrying Polish citizens veered off the road and overturned. As a result of this tragic event, 12 people lost their lives. The authorities of both countries are working closely together to clarify the causes of the disaster and to provide assistance to the families of the victims and those who sustained injuries.
The people returning to Poland will be transported by a special medical aircraft. Upon arrival, they will be taken to selected hospitals in the country, where they will continue their treatment under the care of Polish specialists. The families of the victims have been assured of full psychological and logistical support from Polish government offices.
The situation is being constantly monitored by Polish consular services in Hungary. The investigation into the causes of the accident is being conducted by local law enforcement agencies with the support of Polish experts. The authorities are appealing for calm and for the privacy of the families affected by this tragedy to be respected during this difficult time.