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Reggio Emilia Accidents: Five Injured, Three Critical

Two accidents in Reggio Emilia leave five injured, three critically. One motorcyclist suffered leg amputation.

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HealthInvestigationItalyAccidentInjuriesEmergency Services

CarabinieriPronto Soccorso Di Reggio EmiliaOspedale Santa Maria NuovaOspedale Maggiore Di ParmaVigili Del Fuoco Di Reggio Emilia

Adriano Arati42-Year-Old Motorcyclist37-Year-Old Driver24-Year-Old Passenger43-Year-Old Passenger31-Year-Old Passenger

What injuries occurred in both accidents?: The second accident involved a car carrying four Moroccan passengers. The car crashed into a tree, leaving three passengers with serious injuries and one with moderate injuries.
What were the main causes of the accidents?: The first accident involved a 42-year-old motorcyclist who lost control of his vehicle and suffered severe leg injuries requiring amputation. The incident happened on Saturday evening in Codemondo.
What is the current status of the investigation?: The causes of both accidents are still under investigation by the Carabinieri. The injured individuals' conditions vary, with some in critical care and others with less severe injuries.
Which emergency services responded to the incidents?: Emergency services responded to both accidents, involving ambulances, helicopters, and firefighters. The injured were taken to hospitals in Reggio Emilia and Parma.
How many accidents were reported in the Reggio Emilia province?: Two serious accidents occurred in the province of Reggio Emilia, Italy, resulting in five injuries, three of which were severe.

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