The driver who was killed in the Victorville neighborhood of San Bernardino County, California, on Monday morning after several vehicles collided at an intersection, has been identified. The California Highway Patrol disclosed the victim’s identity on Sunday, March 29, as Sung Ho Han, a 68-year-old resident of Victorville.

The fatal collision took place on Monday, March 23, at about 6:54 am. According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, officers of the California Highway Patrol Victorville Emergency Dispatch responded to an emergency call reporting a traffic accident which involved no fewer than three vehicles at the intersection of Ridgecrest Road and Vista Point Drive in the Victorville area.

Upon their arrival, the CHP officials discovered that multiple vehicles had tragically collided at the intersection for reasons yet to be determined, leaving one of the involved motorists, Sung Ho Han, with fatal injuries.

Emergency responders confirmed the Victorville local’s death at about 7:02 am, as reported by the county sheriff’s office.

The number of vehicles involved in the traffic collision was not specified in the report. Authorities withheld information about the identities and injury status of the other commuters affected by the accident. However, it was confirmed that no other fatality was recorded in the crash.

Investigations into the fatal wreck are actively ongoing to determine the cause of the deadly incident. Further details into the accident would be released by the California Highway Patrol upon completion of the investigation.

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