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Car ends up on its side after collision in Hoofddorp, one injured

Car ends up on its side after collision in Hoofddorp, one injured

Two cars collided on Wednesday morning on Antje Breijerstraat in Hoofddorp, causing one vehicle to flip onto its side. One person was injured in the accident and received medical attention from ambulance personnel at the scene.

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