Horror in Sjenica: Mother (44) and Daughter (12) killed in traffic accident, son (9) seriously injured

A serious traffic accident occurred in Sjenica tonight at 9:15 PM, resulting in two deaths and one person fighting for their life. The accident happened when a passenger vehicle hit three pedestrians on the sidewalk. The mother (44) and daughter (12) died at the scene, while the son (9), who is also the deceased's son, was taken to the hospital, Telegraf unofficially learns.

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Mother and daughter died at the scene, son fighting for life: Terrible tragedy hits Sjenica

In a traffic accident that occurred tonight around 9:15 PM in Sjenica, a mother (44) and daughter (12) died, while a boy (9) was transported in serious condition to the Health Center in Užice. The accident happened when a car hit pedestrians.

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