Tragic Car Crash Kills Iranian VP’s Wife and Daughter Declared Brain-Dead

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A tragic car crash struck the family of Iran’s Vice President Esmaeil Saghab Esfahani. The accident killed his wife, and doctors declared their daughter brain-dead. This tragic car crash shocked the community and drew national attention. The accident occurred when their Tara sedan hit a parked truck at the entrance of Eyvankey, east of Tehran. Authorities said the driver lost control because he felt tired and drowsy.

Fatemeh Heydari, 34, the vice president’s wife, died immediately at the scene. Her 12-year-old daughter suffered severe injuries, and doctors later declared her brain-dead. Her father approved organ donation.Two other children and the wife’s 56-year-old father also suffered injuries. Doctors said their conditions remained stable and improving.

Rescue teams moved all injured passengers to Motamedi Hospital in Garmsar. Later, medical staff transferred them to another hospital in Tehran for further treatment. President Masoud Pezeshkian visited Vice President Saghab Esfahani in the hospital. He offered condolences and asked doctors to provide full care to all injured family members.

He also released a message expressing sympathy and praying for divine mercy for the deceased. The tragic car crash shocked many people across the country. Authorities warned drivers about the dangers of fatigue and urged them to take regular breaks.

Neighbors and colleagues expressed sadness and offered support. Many emphasized the importance of road safety to prevent accidents like this. This tragic car crash shows how quickly life can change. Authorities continue investigating to understand exactly what happened.

Families must drive carefully, especially on long trips. Experts said drowsy driving causes many serious accidents. The vice president stays close to his family during this difficult time. Medical teams continue helping the injured recover fully. The tragic car crash united the community in mourning. People pray for the victims and support the surviving family members.

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