A woman was hit by a car on Via Calamattia in Cagliari. The hit-and-run driver, a 25-year-old, has turned himself in.

The man who last night, driving a van, hit a 51-year-old woman on the pedestrian crossing on Via Calamattia, Cagliari, has turned himself in .

He is a 25 year old boy living in San Gavino Monreale .

The Cagliari local police had already identified both the vehicle, a van registered to a logistics company, and the driver.

The young man turned himself in last night, a few hours after the accident. He will be charged with fleeing and failing to provide assistance.

The woman's life is not in danger, but her condition is serious: she suffered serious injuries, requiring a long period of treatment and rehabilitation . She is hospitalized at Brotzu.

(Unioneonline)

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