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Italian police response to road injury incidents

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In ~~late~~ the days after the July ~~2026, Italian~~ 29 incidents, police ~~traffic‑control units were mobilised~~ continued to ~~aid~~ prioritize rapid medical ~~emergencies arising from road accidents. On 29 July,~~ access. Road Unit officers cleared a lane on the busy SS51 ~~Alemagna to escort a seven‑month‑old infant from Belluno~~ Alemagna, allowing the infant’s family to reach San Martino Hospital ~~after~~ within minutes—a factor officials said helped secure timely assessment of the ~~child suffered~~ head ~~trauma from a high‑chair fall.~~ injury. The ~~same day, an~~ eight‑year‑old ~~girl~~ from Celle di Bulgheria was air‑lifted to a pediatric intensive‑care unit in Naples after a scooter crash that pierced her trachea. Two days later, police continued similar interventions. An 80‑year‑old cyclist struck by a car near Ancona‑Pesaro was taken transferred by air ambulance to ~~a regional hospital, with police and carabinieri briefly closing the road to investigate and secure the scene. The Belluno infant incident~~ Santobono Hospital in Naples, where her condition was ~~revisited, emphasizing the rapid police escort that facilitated swift hospital admission despite heavy traffic. Together,~~ reported as improving. These actions reinforce the ~~snapshots illustrate a~~ pattern of ~~police actively managing~~ police‑led traffic management and ~~providing rapid escorts for injured victims~~ swift patient escort observed across ~~diverse locations in Italy,~~ multiple regions, from Belluno to Salerno, ensuring injured road users receive prompt ~~medical care in the aftermath of road‑related injuries.~~ care.

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