Magistrate Chang Li-shan in Shocking Car Accident! Vehicle Rear-ended by Concrete Mixer Truck, Confirms Two Spinal Injuries

On the morning of April 9, at around 9:00 a.m., Yunlin County Magistrate Chang Li-shan's vehicle was rear-ended by a concrete mixer truck while stopped at a red light at the intersection of Provincial Highway 158A and National Highway 3. At the time, Magistrate Chang was en route from Gukeng to the Yunlin County Police Department for a meeting.

Chang stated that no one in the vehicle sustained injuries, though all occupants were startled. The vehicle, however, suffered severe damage: the rear cargo compartment was dented and could not be opened, the rear bumper broke off, and the windshield cracked.

Following the accident, Chang reported mild pain and contusions in the cervical and lumbar spine. After stretching and moving her body, she continued with her scheduled activities and planned to visit a hospital later for a medical check-up.

Chang urged drivers to maintain safe distances while stopped at traffic lights, especially behind large vehicles, which require longer braking distances. She emphasized that sudden collisions involving heavy vehicles often result in severe impacts and injuries.

The driver of the concrete mixer truck claimed the accident occurred due to brake failure. Police confirmed that both drivers tested negative for alcohol, and the exact cause of the accident is under further investigation.

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