Little girl hit in the courtyard of her house in the Veronese area: she is in very serious condition
The accident occurred this morning in via Borghetto; the little girl is hospitalized in intensive care in Verona
Quick Look
- A two-year-old girl was hit by a car in the courtyard of her home in Casaleone, in the province of Verona.
- The little girl, who suffered facial trauma, is hospitalized in very serious conditions in the pediatric intensive care unit.
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Why It Matters
The accident occurred in a private courtyard in Casaleone, in the Lower Verona area, during the morning of Saturday 10 October.
A two-year-old girl was hit by a car in the courtyard of her house in Casaleone, in the Lower Verona area, this morning, Saturday 10 October. The little girl is hospitalized in very serious conditions in the pediatric intensive care unit of the Borgo Trento hospital in Verona.
The alarm went off around 10.45 am in via Borghetto. The Suem 118 medics intervened on site with a medical vehicle, an ambulance and the Verona Emergenza helicopter. The rescuers provided initial treatment to the little girl in the courtyard of the house, before urgently transferring her to hospital.
According to what was reported by the local broadcaster Telenuovo, the little girl suffered facial trauma. The seriousness of her condition required her to be transported under code red to the pediatric hospital in Borgo Trento, where she was entrusted to the care of doctors.
The carabinieri also arrived in the courtyard and are responsible for reconstructing the exact sequence of the accident. The investment, indicated as accidental by initial information, occurred within the private area of the home. The circumstances in which the car hit the little girl remain to be clarified.
The investigations are still ongoing: the available information does not specify who was driving the vehicle or what maneuver he was performing at the time of the impact. No further updates have been released on the condition of the little girl, who remains hospitalized in pediatric intensive care.
Open Questions
- Who was driving the vehicle?
- What maneuver was the car performing at the time of impact?






