Taiwan, Hong Kong workers believed dead in Australia crash

A road accident in Australia killed five people, including four foreign farm workers, after a driver allegedly failed to give way before entering onto a busy highway.
The Australian newspaper Herald Sun reported, Taiwanese and Hong Kong workers were believed to be among those killed in the crash, which occurred Thursday on the border of Victoria and New South Wales states.
Police have not yet identified the foreign victims.
A 29-year-old driver, who was issued a speeding ticket minutes before the crash, has been charged with five counts of dangerous driving causing death. Court documents showed, he had been cited for driving 18 kilometers per hour over the speed limit.