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Two 14-year-olds injured in collision near Saint-Thibéry

Two 14-year-olds injured in collision near Saint-Thibéry

A car collided with scooters near Saint-Thibéry in southern France on the evening of November 3.

The teenagers involved were both 14 and from Saint-Thibéry; accounts differ on whether one or two scooters were in the crash.

Both teenagers were injured, and one was taken to hospital in Montpellier in a state described as critical at the scene.

Later information said his injuries included fractures and internal injuries, but his condition was not causing major concern; the other teenager was taken to hospital in Béziers.

The vehicles caught fire after the impact, and firefighters put out the flames.

The car’s driver was uninjured, and his alcohol test was negative.

Gendarmes in Pézenas are investigating how the collision happened, including whether the driver had failed to see the scooter while crossing the road.

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