An arrest warrant was issued for on Ferihegyi Road against the suspected cause of a fatal traffic accident, who fled the scene without assistance on Thursday, the Budapest Police Headquarters announced on its website on Sunday morning.
According to the available data, the Volkswagen Touareg heading towards the city from the direction of the airport was driven by Iavorschi Nicolai, a 21-year-old citizen of Moldova.
As is known, 168.hu also reported that the traffic accident that claimed two lives on the Ferihegy expressway accident occurred, in connection with which the BRFK issued arrest warrants against seven Nepali citizens.
The warrant was issued for failure to provide assistance, reports 24.hu.
According to the available data, they were sitting in the Volkswagen Touareg with Bulgarian license plates, which crashed on April 18, 2024 around 10 p.m. in the Budapest XVIII. district, at the height of Billentyű utca, on the section of highway 4 leading to Ferenc Liszt International Airport, he crashed into an oncoming car. The innocent man driving the car and his passenger also died.
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The circumstances of the accident are being investigated by the Budapest Police Headquarters as part of criminal proceedings, and a manhunt has been launched for the person who caused the accident and his passengers.
As a result of the accident, debris, oil, and other liquids reached the expressway for approximately two hundred meters, and a hundred-meter section of the guardrail was also damaged. The Metropolitan Disaster Management Directorate recorded the rescue on video:
The police announced that a manhunt is underway for the cause of the traffic accident that claimed two lives. The accident happened around ten o’clock last night. According to the available data, a passenger car with a Bulgarian license plate traveling in the direction of the city collided with a car with a Hungarian license plate driving directly behind it. On the police.hu page, you can also view the portraits of persons wanted with an arrest warrant.
(Our featured image: the scene of the rescue and the accident. Screenshot from the video published by the FKI)
