Multiple Crashes Across Turkey Leave 12 Injured
Separate accidents in Aksaray, Tekirdag, and Nevsehir provinces sent twelve people to hospitals over the past week.

KEY POINTS
- Twelve people injured across four separate crashes in Aksaray, Tekirdag, and Nevsehir.
- Accidents occurred between September 17 and September 23, 2026.
- Most severe crash on Aksaray-Nevsehir highway injured four on September 23.
- All injured transported to hospitals; investigations ongoing for each incident.
A series of traffic accidents across three Turkish provinces between September 17 and 23 injured a total of twelve people. In Aksaray's Ortakoy district, two people were hurt when two vehicles collided at the Akpinar-Aflak junction on September 17. Two days later in Tekirdag's Cerkezkoy district, a crash on the Cerkezkoy-Kapakli road injured two more, with officials reporting their condition as good.
On September 21, a pickup truck driven by Sinan G. and a tractor operated by Mehmet K. collided on the Aksaray-Yesilova highway, injuring both drivers. They were taken to Aksaray Training and Research Hospital for treatment.
“The health conditions of the injured are good.”
The most serious incident occurred on September 23 near the Acigol Organized Industrial Zone on the Aksaray-Nevsehir highway. Two sedans collided at a junction, injuring four occupants, including both drivers and two passengers. Emergency teams transported the victims to various hospitals in Nevsehir, and an investigation has been launched.
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