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Traffic Warden Seriously Injured in Hit-and-Run

A traffic warden was seriously injured after being hit by a car while on duty. The incident sparked calls for improved road safety measures.

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HealthSafetyAccidentSchoolCityRoad

Polizia LocaleIstituto Comprensivo “Ermanno Olmi”Policlinico HospitalNiguarda Hospital

Marco GranelliMarco Mazzei

What happened to the traffic warden?: A 62-year-old traffic warden was hit by a car while helping children cross the street. He suffered six broken ribs, one of which punctured his lung, but is not in life-threatening condition.
What event is planned to raise awareness?: A "Massa marmocchi Bodio" event is planned to raise awareness and encourage safer commuting to schools by bike.
What actions are being taken to improve road safety?: The incident prompted calls for increased road safety measures, including stricter enforcement of traffic laws and a cultural shift towards more responsible driving.
What were the injuries sustained by the traffic warden?: The driver, a 33-year-old security guard, stopped to help. Both the warden and the driver were taken to hospitals.
What is the councilor's perspective on the accident and what solutions does he propose?: Marco Granelli, the Safety councilor, expressed his concern and called for a collective effort to improve road safety. He emphasized the need for more tools and support from the government for local authorities.

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