Chinese state media has reported that 19 people were killed and 20 injured in a road traffic crash in eastern China's Jiangxi province.
Citing local authorities, state broadcaster, CCTV, reported that the road crash happened just before 1am local time today in Nanchang County.
The state broadcaster added that the cause of the crash is under investigation.
Around an hour after the news emerged, Nanchang County traffic police issued travel tips to drivers saying the area was experiencing "foggy weather".
Road crashes are common in China due to a lack of strict safety controls.
Last month, one person died during a motorway pile-up in central China that involved hundreds of vehicles and was caused by low visibility in fog.
And in September, 27 passengers died after a bus transporting them to quarantine facilities in southwestern Guizhou province flipped over on a motorway.
