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In Scotland, the car ran into pedestrians – seven people were hospitalized

Seven people were taken after a car hit pedestrians in the west of Glasgow, Scotland. It's from sb.by. Illustrative ...

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In Scotland, the car ran into pedestrians – seven people were hospitalized

Seven people were taken after a car hit pedestrians in the west of Glasgow, Scotland. It's from sb.by.

Illustrative photo
Illustrative photo

According to TASS, the city police reported:

- Seven people were taken to hospital for medical care and examination. The driver was examined by doctors who arrived at the scene.

There is no information on the condition of the victims. The collision is qualified as a road accident. In the United States during the match on the crowd hit the car — injured 11 people

In India, a truck drove into a crowd of pilgrims – 12 people died

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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