Deadly Traffic Accident in the U.S.: Turkish Siblings Severely Injured
Nesrin and Neslihan Adar, who have lived in the U.S. for about 20 years, were seriously injured in a serious traffic accident in Tennessee.

The Turkish siblings Nesrin Adar and Neslihan Adar, who have been living in the United States for about 20 years, survived a severe traffic accident in Tennessee with serious injuries. The treatments for the two siblings, who were taken to the hospital, are ongoing. According to information obtained, the siblings were involved in the accident while they were just starting to move from the traffic lights when a car coming from the opposite direction at high speed attempted a lane change.
Their vehicle got stuck between two cars.
According to reports, the high‑speed vehicle began to change lanes into the middle lane and attempted a merge. Later, the car that entered the lane where Nesrin and Neslihan Adar were located struck the vehicle from the front. Immediately after the collision, a truck coming from behind also hit the siblings' car, leaving the vehicle wedged between the two cars. Because of the severity of the crash, the two siblings sustained numerous fractures.

They Overcame a Life‑Threatening Danger.
It was learned that the siblings survived a life‑threatening situation. However, due to the severity of their injuries, they face surgery, prolonged treatment, and a rehabilitation process. It is noted that both siblings will be unable to walk for some time and will be unable to perform physically demanding work.
They had been sustaining their lives by working in the United States for years.
Nesrin and Neslihan Adar have been living in the United States for about 20 years. While one of the siblings works as a handyman doing repairs, renovations, and painting, the other works at a shopping mall. It is also noted that they take on additional jobs through Uber and Amazon.
Their inability to work due to serious injuries has added a new burden to their livelihood, in addition to the treatment process.
Help Campaign Launched for Turkish Brothers
Family members, in order to support the treatment and rehabilitation costs of Nesrin and Neslihan Adar,GoFundMestarted a fundraising campaign via GoFundMe. The support raised from the campaign is intended to help cover not only the expenses that will arise during the siblings' treatment process but also their daily needs during the period they cannot work.
Call for Support from the Turkish Community in the United States
Two Turkish brothers, who have sustained their lives for years through their own labor, entered a long and arduous treatment period following the accident. Family members are asking those who wish to help to contribute to the campaign, and those who cannot donate to at least share the campaign details so that more people can be reached.
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