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Collision on Route 14 in Gualeguaychú: Woman Seriously Injured

20.01.2026 08:10 1 min 1 source РУС
Diarioelargentino.com SPA
Collision on Route 14 in Gualeguaychú: Woman Seriously Injured
Original source: Diarioelargentino.com

A Renault Kangoo van and a Scania motorhome collided at kilometer 26 of National Route 14 in Gualeguaychú. A 34-year-old woman suffered a pulmonary contusion and pelvic fracture, while two other passengers sustained minor injuries. The drivers of both vehicles were unharmed.

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Collision on Route 14 in Gualeguaychú: Woman Seriously Injured

20.01.2026 Diarioelargentino.com SPA Original source

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