Tourists were killed, and according to what a husband was wounded in New York City

Heart Middle Manhattan On Wednesday, he left one person and won the hospital, as confirmed by the police.

The tragic accident occurred before 2:40 pm, police told Fox News Digitter, when they responded to the invitation of 911 for a vehicle collision on East 40th and 5th Avenue Street.

It was said that one vehicle, carrying the vanity plate that read “Times Square”, has hit a woman and her husband, visiting Hamburg, for each New York Post.

Police said that the man paid the train tracks at the city center of the city in New York City

Police confirmed that one person was transferred to the Bulfo Hospital and was in place in a stable condition on Wednesday evening.

According to The New York Post, eyewitnesses described a chaotic scene in one of the most crowded corridors in the city. The nearby Nuts4nuts seller said the truck was “accelerating” after running on the spouses.

“While he was reflecting, the woman was under the truck. The man was stuck under the frame. He got out of the seller,” the seller said.

“EMS responded and announced a 50 -year -old female who died at the scene,” NYPD confirmed.

“A 55 -year -old man was transferred to the Bulfo Hospital in a stable condition. The car did not stay at the scene,” they said.

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Rosa Paridis, who was working on a nearby Ice Cream, said she heard the accident from inside her car.

I remembered that the car tried a sharp maneuver before moving back to the spouses. “I don’t think he knew he was hitting people,” added Baridis, speaking with the Spanish language through a translator.

Another witness, Houssaim Colly, said that his workshop described the accident as a “terrible accident.”

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“There are no arrests and the investigation by the New York Police Investigation Squad is continuing. The identity of the deceased is awaiting family notification,” the New York police said in a statement.