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BackA pedestrian crossing the road in Luodong, Yilan, was hit by a delivery man and both rolled over multiple times and were taken to the hospital.
A pedestrian crossing the road in Luodong, Yilan, was hit by a delivery man and both rolled over multiple times and were taken to the hospital.
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A pedestrian crossing the road in Luodong, Yilan, was hit by a delivery man and both rolled over multiple times and were taken to the hospital.

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  • A car accident occurred in Luodong Town, Yilan County last night.
  • A 23-year-old woman surnamed Chen collided with a 37-year-old man surnamed Yang, a delivery boy riding a motorcycle while crossing Xingdong Road.
  • Both parties rolled several times and were sent to the hospital.

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A car accident occurred in the urban area of ​​Luodong Town, Yilan County last night, involving a pedestrian crossing the road and a collision with a delivery man's motorcycle.

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A pedestrian crossing the road in Luodong, Yilan, was hit by a delivery man and both rolled over multiple times and were taken to the hospital. (provided by the public)

A car accident occurred in the urban area of Luodong Town, Yilan County last night. A 23-year-old woman surnamed Chen was passing through the Xingdong section at around 6 p.m. When she was crossing the road, she collided with a motorcycle ridden by a 37-year-old delivery man surnamed Yang. The two parties were unable to dodge and collided on the spot. Both of them rolled over and were sent to the hospital. The detailed cause of the accident has yet to be clarified by the police.

According to eyewitness accounts, Ms. Chen had just parked her motorcycle and was about to cross the road on foot when she collided with the oncoming motorcycle. A loud "collision" sound was heard at the scene. Due to the violent force of the collision, both parties and their vehicle rolled several times on the road before coming to a stop. They were so frightened that they quickly called 119 for rescue.

After the police received the report, they sent personnel to the scene to assist in sending the injured to the hospital. According to a preliminary investigation by the police, the accident caused injuries to pedestrian Chen and motorcycle driver Yang. Both of them had multiple bruises on their limbs. Fortunately, they were all fine after being sent to the hospital. After the alcohol test, Yang Nan had no reaction to alcohol, and the alcohol test value was zero.

The police stated that the detailed responsibilities and causes of the car accident still need to be further clarified. Drivers are urged to pay attention to the situation in front of the car at all times when driving. Pedestrians crossing the road should also follow the pedestrian crossing regulations and do not violate the regulations to avoid accidents.

Open Questions

  • What is the specific responsibility for the accident?
  • Is there any monitor footage for reference?
  • Does the extent of injuries to both parties require further observation?

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