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The accident occurred on Thursday a few minutes after 6:00 at ul. Haller in Białystok. Two seniors were hit by a Nissan car on a marked pedestrian crossing.
The accident occurred on Thursday a few minutes after 6:00 at ul. Haller in Białystok. Two seniors were hit by a Nissan car on a marked pedestrian crossing.
Unfortunately, the accident turned out to be fatal. Despite resuscitation, both women died.
Services are on site to secure the scene and investigate its circumstances. The car was driven by a woman, she was sober.

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