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Fatal accident in Durres/ Loses 48-year-old passenger life, driver abandons car and leaves the scene
What happened
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A serious car accident registered in the early hours of the morning in Durres, where a 48-year-old lost his life after the vehicle he drove by
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How they headlined it
- Albania (2)
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NTV Albania · publisher's date
Aksident fatal në Durrës/ Humb jetën pasagjeri 48-vjeçar, shoferi braktis makinën dhe largohet nga vendngjarja
Fatal accident in Durres/ Loses 48-year-old passenger life, driver abandons car and leaves the scene
AI translation · libretranslate / libretranslate-1.9.6
May contain mistakes; open the original to check.By Redaksia NTV
Earliest report found by Mosaic
A serious car accident registered in the early hours of the morning in Durres, where a 48-year-old lost his life after the vehicle he drove by
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TV 4+ (4plusmedia) Albania · when Mosaic first saw it
Aksident fatal në Durrës/ Humb jetën pasagjeri 48-vjeçar, shoferi braktis makinën dhe largohet nga vendngjarja
Një aksident i rëndë automobilistik është regjistruar në orët e para të mëngjesit në Durrës, ku një 48-vjeçar ka humbur jetën pasi automjeti me të cilin po udhëtonte u përplas me bordurën anësore të rrugës. Një aksident i rëndë automobilistik është regjistruar në orët e para të mëngjesit në Durrës…
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