Four accidents

A TOTAL of four road accidents occurred on Monday, luckily with no deaths. Three out of four accidents occurred in Limassol while the other in Nicosia. Out of the total of the four, three accidents involved motorcycles.

The first accident involved a man, 36, who was injured after his motorbike crashed into a car being driven by a 47-year-old. He was taken to the Limassol General Hospital where he was kept for treatment.

The second was a hit-and-run with an unknown driver hitting a 61-year-old man’s motorcycle with his car then speeding off. The injured man was taken to the Limassol hospital where he was kept for treatment.

The third accident took place between two men, both 20-years-old. One man crashed his car into the other’s motorcycle, injuring the 20-year-old on the motorcycle. He was taken to the Nicosia General Hospital where he was kept for treatment.

The final accident involves a car with two passengers, a man 19, and a 20-year-old woman, who collided with another car being driven by a 30-year-old woman who had two female passengers.
From the collision three of the women were injured. They were all taken to the Limassol General Hospital where they were kept for treatment.

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