A car accident at Shenzhen Bao'anInternational Airport in south China's Guangdong Province has left ninepeople dead as of 11 p.m., local police said on Sunday. At 3:32 p.m., ared sedan ran over several pedestrians near Terminal 3 of the airport,killing five on the scene and injuring 27 others, local police said onits verified microblog. Four died later in hospital. The city'semergency center said the injured have been rushed to five hospitals.Five are still in a critical condition and another one is badly wounded.The driver, a 24-year-old female who allegedly lost control of hervehicle after a honking car made her nervous, has been taken in forquestioning by the police. Initial investigation showed some 30 peoplewere standing on a platform to view takeoffs and landings of planes andtake photos when the car rammed into them. The platform is part of adriveway, not designed for pedestrians. Huang Jiangtao, a witness whonarrowly escaped the accident, told Xinhua that he did not realizepedestrians are banned from the area because there were neither signsnor staff workers to caution them. However, a spokesperson of theairport said their guards patrol the area and disperse people on dailybasis. The airport will add warning signs and increase patrols infuture, the spokesperson said. From a parking lot near the incident,CCTV caught the moment of the incident, when two people have fallen fromthe viaduct.