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Lamia: The Accelerator Stuck and Crashed Into Parked Cars, the Driver Was Hospitalized

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The collision caused serious material damage.

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The collision caused serious material damage.

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An incredible traffic accident occurred today at noon in southern Lamia, when the driver of a car lost control and crashed into a ...

A traffic accident occurred on Wednesday afternoon on Antikyras Street in southern Lamia, when the driver of a car lost control and crashed into a parked vehicle which in turn hit the one immediately in front of it, causing serious material damage.

Although the driver of the car did not appear to have been seriously injured, she received first aid from the EKAB rescuers who arrived at the scene and was taken to Lamia Hospital as a precaution.

A traffic accident occurred on Wednesday afternoon, 14/10/26, on Antikyras Street in Lamia, when the driver of a private vehicle lost control due to a stuck throttle. The vehicle crashed into two parked cars, causing serious material damage, while the driver was taken to Lamia Hospital as a precaution, without suffering any serious injuries.

A traffic accident occurred in southern Lamia, when a car driver lost control of her vehicle and crashed into two parked cars in succession.

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Libre broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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