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Girl on bike with foot trapped in Haarlem accident freed after half an hour and hospitalized

Girl on bike with foot trapped in Haarlem accident freed after half an hour and hospitalized

A young girl was injured on Saturday afternoon in Haarlem after her foot became trapped following a bicycle accident on Korte Verspronckweg. Emergency services freed her after approximately thirty minutes, and she was subsequently transported to the hospital for treatment.

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