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Suspected drunk driver hits cars, runs over motorcyclist and collides with concrete block in Manaus

Driver crashes into concrete block in Manaus Disclosure A suspected drunk driver caused a series of accidents on Tuesday night (21), in Manaus. According to the Amazonas Military Police (PMAM), he hit several vehicles...

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Suspected drunk driver hits cars, runs over motorcyclist and collides with concrete block in Manaus
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Driver crashes into concrete block in Manaus Disclosure A suspected drunk driver caused a series of accidents on Tuesday night (21), in Manaus. According to the Amazonas Military Police (PMAM), he hit several vehicles and a motorcyclist between the Parque das Nações neighborhood and Avenida Professor Nilton Lins, in the Flores neighborhood, Central-South Zone of the capital. According to police, the driver was driving at high speed when he began hitting vehicles along the route. After being hit, the motorcyclist started following the car. The sequence of accidents ended when the driver lost control of the steering wheel on Avenida Professor Nilton Lins and hit a concrete block used for road signs. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp With the impact, the driver and the motorcyclist were injured. They were rescued by teams from the Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) and taken to health units. Their health status was not reported.

The Military Police isolated the area to respond to the incident. One lane of the avenue had to be closed, which caused slow traffic in the neighborhood. The case must be investigated by the Civil Police of Amazonas (PC-AM), which will investigate the circumstances of the accidents and the suspicion of drunk driving. READ ALSO: Man dies after accident that destroyed car on Avenida Djalma Batista, in Manaus Woman dies after being run over by motorcycle on Avenida Darcy Vargas, in Manaus VIDEO: see from another angle accident between Rocam vehicle and car that left two people dead in Manaus

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