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Four injured in car-tractor collision in Ceyhan, Adana

A car driven by Caner Aydar collided with an olive-loaded tractor on the Yumurtalık-Ceyhan highway, injuring four people.

Sources: Asi Gazetesi, Afyon Türkeli Gazetesi, Özgür Kocaeli3 sources ↓|· 1 min read
Four injured in car-tractor collision in Ceyhan, Adana
Photo: Asi Gazetesi

KEY POINTS

  • Four people were injured in a collision between a car and an olive-loaded tractor on the Yumurtalık-Ceyhan highway.
  • Car driver Caner Aydar was seriously injured and transferred from Ceyhan State Hospital to Adana City Hospital.
  • Caner Aydar is the brother of former Ceyhan Mayor Kadir Aydar, who was removed from office.
  • Security forces launched an investigation into the accident.

A car collided with an olive-loaded tractor on the Yumurtalık-Ceyhan highway in Adana's Ceyhan district, leaving four people injured. The injured were taken to hospital by fire, ambulance and gendarmerie teams.

The car, driven by Caner Aydar, carried license plate 01 CHP 18 according to Asi Gazetesi, while Afyon Türkeli Gazetesi reports plate 01 CHP 19. The tractor carried plate 36 AZ 363 and its driver's identity has not been disclosed.

“The injured driver is the brother of former Ceyhan Mayor Kadir Aydar, who was removed from office.”

— Afyon Türkeli Gazetesi report

Those injured include car driver Caner Aydar and tractor passengers identified only as H.Y., M.K. and Y.K. Caner Aydar, whose condition was described as serious, was first treated at Ceyhan State Hospital and then transferred to Adana City Hospital.

Authorities identified Caner Aydar as the brother of Kadir Aydar, the former mayor of Ceyhan who has been removed from office. Security forces launched an investigation into the accident at the scene.

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