
A motorist allegedly lost control of his car under the influence of drugs, colliding with the T3a tramway at Porte Dorée in Paris, leaving three people injured, including the driver and two pedestrians, according to a source close to the matter.
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The accident occurred on Thursday on the tracks of the T3a tramway at Porte Dorée in Paris. The driver would have tested positive for narcotics according to a source close to the case.
This Thursday, a motorist allegedly lost control of his car, which ended its journey on the tracks of the T3a network in Paris, near Porte Dorée. The man tested positive for narcotics, reports a source close to the case in Le Figaro.
The accident reportedly left at least three injured, including the driver and two pedestrians. Their vital prognosis is not engaged at this stage. The car, which was traveling at high speed, hit the tram station before coming to a stop straddling the station and the tracks.
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