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Following the Ban'etsu Expressway Bus Accident that Left 21 People Dead or Injured, Firefighters Conduct a Training Exercise Simulating a Multi-Vehicle Accident on a Highway, Confirming Triage Procedures

Following a bus accident on the Ban'etsu Expressway in May of this year that left 21 people dead or injured, firefighters conducted a response drill on November 11th simulating a bus accident. [Firefighter] "Can you understand? Can you speak? Can you tell me your name? We'll rescue you now, please wait a moment." A firefighter rescues a man who was reportedly thrown into the opposite lane during the accident. The joint rescue drill conducted on …
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Following a bus accident on the Ban'etsu Expressway in May of this year that left 21 people dead or injured, firefighters conducted a response drill on November 11th simulating a bus accident. [Firefighter] "Can you understand? Can you speak? Can you tell me your name? We'll rescue you now, please wait a moment." A firefighter rescues a man who was reportedly thrown into the opposite lane during the accident. The joint rescue drill conducted on …

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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