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The accident occurred on Sunday morning on a county road between the towns of Berel and Nettlingen in the Hildesheim district.
A 26-year-old driver paid with his life in an accident in the Hildesheim district. The man drove his car off the road to the left on a district road between Berel and Nettlingen on Sunday morning, the police said. The car crashed into two trees and rolled over several times. The rescue workers could only determine that the man was dead.
According to current knowledge, no other people were involved in the accident. Why the man left the road is still being investigated. The road involved in the accident remained closed for around eight hours.
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