Car Crashes Into Sandwich Shop Near Nonhyeon Station, Injuring Five

Four Taken to Hospital Police Investigating Cause of Accident

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By Yang Ji-hye
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A car crashed into a sandwich shop near Nonhyeon Station in Seoul, injuring five people, according to reports.

Based on reporting compiled by Seoul Economic Daily on Saturday, the Seoul Seocho Fire Station responded to a report that "a vehicle rammed into a building" and is handling the scene. The accident left one person seriously injured and four others with minor injuries, for a total of five people hurt. The Seocho Fire Station said, "Four of them were taken to the hospital."

The driver was a parking attendant at the building, and the accident reportedly occurred while the attendant was backing out a customer's parked vehicle. Police plan to investigate the exact cause of the accident once the scene is cleared.

Original reporting by Yang Ji-hye for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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