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Injured in scooter collision, driver arrested

Injured in scooter collision, driver arrested

A person was hospitalized with serious injuries following a collision between two scooters on the Zeeweg in Overveen. The driver of the other scooter was arrested for driving under the influence, and authorities closed the road to conduct an investigation.

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