PR 593/26 

Persons injured in separate traffic accidents
Three motorcyclists were taken to Mater Dei Hospital after they were injured earlier today in three separate traffic accidents.
 
The first accident occurred at around five in the morning (0500 hrs), in Mikiel Anton Vassalli Street, St Julian’s. A 35-year-old man, a resident of St Julian’s, who was riding a Keeway Cityblade motorcycle, lost control and fell off.
The second accident occurred at around seven in the morning (0645 hrs), in Vjal L-Indipendenza, Fgura. Preliminary investigations showed that a collision occurred between a Merecedes Benz driven by a 50-year-old man from Mġarr and a Malaguti Centro 125 motorcycle driven by a 28-year-old man from Żabbar, who was taken to hospital for treatment.
The third accident occurred at around nine in the morning (0900 hrs) in Pioneer Corps Street, St Paul’s Bay. A collision between a Toyota Corolla driven by a 31-year-old man from Birkirkara and a Piaggio Vespa motorcycle driven by a 67-year-old man from St Paul’s Bay led to the elderly man being injured.
A medical team assisting in the three accidents, where the men, aged 35, 28 and 67, were certified to have sustained grievous injuries.
 
Police investigations are ongoing.
 

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