Two Chinese nationals were killed and three others injured in a tragic traffic accident on Australia’s iconic Great Ocean Road, the Chinese Consulate General in Melbourne confirmed on Friday.
The accident occurred on Tuesday as the group was traveling along the scenic coastal route, a popular destination for tourists worldwide. In response, the consulate promptly activated its emergency response mechanism, coordinating with Victoria state police to verify the situation.
Consulate officials have reached out to the victims’ families, assisting them in communicating with local hospitals and law enforcement. The injured are currently receiving medical treatment, and support efforts are underway to aid in their recovery.
The Great Ocean Road, renowned for its breathtaking views and winding paths, attracts millions of visitors each year. Authorities are urging travelers to exercise caution and remain vigilant while driving, especially on routes that may be unfamiliar.
