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Car crashes into tree near Raná in Chrudim district, Czechia

Car hits tree near Raná in Chrudim district, injuries reported
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A passenger car crashed into a tree in the village of Raná in the Chrudim district. A professional fire crew from the Hlinsko station was sent to the scene, firefighters said.

People were injured in the crash. The firefighters secured the scene and carried out fire safety measures on the vehicle.

Around Prague, based on reporting by pozary.cz

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