Nine-Year-Old Boy Hit by Slow-Moving Car in Sant Julià de Lòria
A child was struck near Plaça Laurèdia this morning but escaped unharmed in a low-speed collision, with emergency services confirming no injuries or.
Key Points
- Collision occurred ~8am near Plaça Laurèdia; low-speed car hit boy's body.
- No injuries to child or vehicle; ambulance dispatched but not needed.
- Police, firefighters attended; child advised medical follow-up for shock.
- Investigation underway; no driver details released.
A nine-year-old boy was struck by a slow-moving car near Plaça Laurèdia in Sant Julià de Lòria this morning, but neither the child nor the vehicle sustained any damage, according to police.
The collision happened shortly after 8am—initial reports noted around 8:10am—with emergency services responding quickly to calls from local witnesses. A police patrol and Andorra's firefighters attended the scene, alongside an ambulance that was ultimately not needed. Officers described it as a minor bump from a low-speed vehicle against the boy's body.
On-site checks confirmed the child had no injuries, though authorities still advised a follow-up medical review to address any potential shock. Police have provided no additional information on the driver or exact circumstances, and the matter is under investigation.
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