Accident on SS 131: three cars involved, two people in hospital

Road accident this morning, shortly after 9 , on the SS 131 .

Three cars were involved , with two of the three drivers injured and transported by ambulance to Oristano hospital.

The clash at km 109.6 .

Traffic police, Anas and firefighters were on site and ensured the safety of the vehicles.

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