Police correct report: No ambulance called to moped accident in Tusby ↗
Police have corrected their earlier report, stating that no ambulance was called to a moped accident that occurred in Tusby.
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Police have corrected their earlier report, stating that no ambulance was called to a moped accident that occurred in Tusby.
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