Chapter 1909

The majority of the victims in this accident had been the pillars of their families. Some had elderly parents to care for, while others had infants only a few months old. Their abrupt deaths were a sad blow to their family. The old woman who fainted was in a better situation than others since she still had her daughter. However, her daughter's financial situation was poor, and the old woman herself had been on medication for years. Losing her son, the family's main provider, meant struggling to afford treatment and even basic living expenses. For the other victims, most had been the only children in their families. Not only were their parents devastated by their deaths, but their children had lost their most reliable source of support and were now facing an uncertain future. The worst cases involved two families where both husband and wife had perished together, leaving behind their elderly, frail parents and young children. Survival was now an uncertainty for them. Nobody would