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Car Hits Cyclist in Hodonín

Car Hits Cyclist in Hodonín
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A traffic accident occurred on Panova Street in Hodonín, where a car collided with a cyclist. According to the fire service, rescuers from Hodonín’s central fire station were dispatched to the scene.

As a result of the collision, the cyclist sustained injuries. An ambulance was called to the site, and paramedics provided the necessary medical assistance.

Read also: 9 Best Cycling Routes Around Prague: From the Vltava Embankments to Karlštejn Castle

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