Two Die In Hand County Accident

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Two Die In Hand County Accident

By KSFY Staff

Story Created: Jul 18, 2009 at 8:34 PM CST

Story Updated: Jul 18, 2009 at 9:27 PM CST

At 3:10 this afternoon, Hand County Emergency Responders responded to a vehicle that had left the roadway and came rest in water. The accident occurred at the Rose Hill Recreation Area that is southwest of Wessington. A dozen agencies responded to the incident.

The vehicle was occupied by Kathernia Naw, 33 of Huron, and Nang Zin Naing, 1, also of Huron.

Naw was driving a 200 Toyota Camry that was traveling westbound on 212th street as it approaches the Rose Hill Recreational Area. Apparently, Naw lost control on a curvy road and ended up in the south ditch and entered the lake where it became submerged. Neither the driver nor the passenger were able to escape the submerged vehicle.

Alcohol does not appear to be a factor.

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Tuesday, Jul 21 at 8:30 PM Anonymous wrote ...

I am rilly sorry abut the family sad story....

Monday, Jul 20 at 5:21 PM lalala wrote ...

What do you expect when you deal with asian drivers? its bound to happen

Monday, Jul 20 at 10:57 AM Anon wrote ...

No wonder, the car was 1,809 years old

Sunday, Jul 19 at 1:50 AM wesriver billy wrote ...

What a sad, sad story..wrb

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