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Four Dead, Three Injured in Two Separate Car Accidents in New South Wales

Two tragic car accidents in New South Wales result in four fatalities and three serious injuries, prompting police investigations.

Avoca, November 15 (Daily Kiran) : Two separate car accidents in New South Wales, Australia, have claimed the lives of four individuals and left three others seriously injured. The incidents occurred on Saturday evening, November 15, 2026.

According to New South Wales police, the first accident took place shortly before 7 PM local time in the small town of Avoca, located about 100 kilometers southwest of Sydney. Two vehicles collided, resulting in the immediate deaths of both occupants in one of the cars. Their identities have not yet been released.

The second vehicle involved was driven by a 64-year-old woman, who, along with a 65-year-old male passenger, received emergency treatment on the scene before being transported to a hospital in critical condition.

A few hours later, at approximately 10:30 PM, another accident was reported in the far northern region of New South Wales, near the Queensland border. Authorities discovered that a vehicle had left the road and crashed into a tree.

The two occupants of this vehicle were found in critical condition. Although police attempted to assist before the ambulance arrived, both were pronounced dead at the scene. They were believed to be in their twenties.

A third individual, also in his twenties, was taken to a hospital in Queensland with serious but stable injuries.

In response to these incidents, police have sealed off both accident sites and initiated investigations to determine the causes.

Just a week prior, on November 9, another tragic accident occurred in Queensland when a car crashed into a medical center, resulting in one death and leaving a woman seriously injured. Grant Marcus, Chief Inspector of the Queensland Police Service, reported that the incident happened shortly after 10 AM local time in Bundaberg, approximately 300 kilometers north of Brisbane, where several people were affected by the vehicle’s impact. A 63-year-old man lost his life in that accident.

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