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7-Year-Old Cyclist Killed in Collision with Car on Turin Street

A seven-year-old boy riding his red bike with his father was struck by a Chevrolet Matiz on Torino's Corso Regina Margherita, leading to his death despite emergency care.

A seven-year-old boy was riding his red bicycle with his father along Corso Regina Margherita in Torino when a Chevrolet Matiz suddenly collided with him near civico 63. The impact threw the child onto the pavement, causing multiple fractures and cardiac arrest despite wearing a protective helmet. Emergency responders from the 118 service arrived within minutes, intubated the child and transported him in a red-code ambulance to the Regina Margherita hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries later in the afternoon.

The driver remained at the scene, called for assistance, and the vehicle was later confiscated. Police from the local precinct conducted a three-hour investigation, gathering witness statements while other motorists gathered around the crash site.

Why it matters

The tragedy highlights road safety risks for child cyclists and the need for vigilant traffic enforcement.

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