A 3-car road accident occurred in Cumpărătura, Suceava county, involving 12 people. The red intervention plan was activated but later deactivated.
Ioana Licu
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The accident took place in Cumpărătura, Suceava County, and 12 people were involved in the collision, including 6 adults and 6 minors. The red emergency plan was activated and 8 rescue crews intervened at the scene. All persons involved in the accident are conscious.
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Accident rutier între 3 autoturisme pe raza localității Cumpărătura. 12 persoane sunt implicate. Planul roșu de intervenție, dezactivat
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