
The impact occurred in the province of Florence; two of the injured have a reserved prognosis.
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A car invaded the oncoming lane hitting a group of cyclists in Signa.
There are seven cyclists injured in hospital, for two of them the prognosis is reserved: this is what we learned in relation to the accident that occurred this morning in Signa, in the province of Florence, where a car hit a group on bicycles.
The age of the injured is around 60-70 years. Four were taken to the Florentine hospital in Careggi: they all have multiple traumas and for two of them the prognosis is reserved. The other three were taken to Prato hospital, they are all yellow codes.
The accident happened around 9am. From an initial reconstruction it seems that the car, a Seat Ibiza driven by a 65-year-old woman, who was proceeding towards Campi Bisenzio, invaded the opposite lane where the cyclists were pedaling.
An air ambulance was also called to the scene to transport one of the cyclists to the hospital.

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