Tragic end on the asphalt for 62-year-old woman from Hungary who was living and working in Cyprus.
According to the police, at around 1 after midnight, a car driven by a 35-year-old man with a 27-year-old woman as a passenger - both foreigners - while driving on the coastal road of Limassol Vasileos Georgiou, at the junction of the traffic lights with Panagiotis Tsangaris Street, [/B]collided with the car of the unfortunate 62-year-old woman.
Specifically, the 35-year-old Russian driver, who appears to have been travelling at high speed while travelling in an easterly direction in the right-hand lane, struck the 62-year-old woman's vehicle, which at the time had entered Vasileos Georgiou, in a westerly direction.
The photos below are indicative of the severity of the collision. The death of the 62-year-old woman was instantaneous.
The unfortunate woman was extricated dead by members of the Fire Department who responded to the scene. She was transported to the Limassol Hospital where doctors diagnosed her death.
The 27-year-old woman from Ukraine was taken to a private clinic with minor injuries. She received first aid and was discharged.
Members of the Limassol Traffic Police went to the scene for on-site examinations in order to fully clarify the circumstances under which the fatal accident occurred.
The 35-year-old driver of the vehicle who was not injured was arrested as part of the investigation. In an alcohol test he was given the reading was 58% mg and later a final analysis recorded a reading of 47mg instead of 22 which was the legal limit.
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