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A child fell off his bike for unknown reasons and was run over by a bus. The police closed Potsdamer Strasse in both directions.
A child was run over by a bus in Berlin and died. According to the police's initial findings, the child fell from his bike to the ground for unknown reasons and was run over by the bus.
The child died on site, the police said in their WhatsApp channel. The mother was also injured and is receiving medical treatment. She is in shock. When asked, a spokeswoman initially did not provide any information about the child's age.
The child was walking with his mother on Potsdamer Strasse in the Tiergarten district on Saturday. The fatal accident reportedly occurred around 5 p.m. Potsdamer Strasse was closed in both directions due to police measures, it was said around 6 p.m.
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