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Italian leaders visit Modena after car-ramming attack

By Sara Rossi MILAN, May 17 (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and President Sergio Mattarella travelled to the northern city of Modena on Sunday, a day after several people were injured in a car-ramming incident that was the first of its kind in the country.

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Terrorism scenario excluded by investigators following car attack in Italy's Modena

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Italian PM Giorgia Meloni meets victims of Modena car incident

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Eight injured, four critically, as car rams into pedestrians in Italy

A car ploughed into pedestrians in the northern Italian city of Modena on Saturday, injuring eight people, four of them critically, the mayor told Italian TV.

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‘People flying’: Seven injured as driver in Italian city runs over pedestrians

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Bystanders Tackled a Knife-Wielding Driver Who Mowed Down Pedestrians in Modena, Italy

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Car Plows Into Pedestrians in Northern Italian Town, Injuring at Least 8

Four of the injured were in serious condition, the mayor of Modena said, praising residents who rushed to stop the car’s driver from escaping on foot.

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Several injured in ramming and stabbing attack in Italy

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Horror as car ploughs into crowds in Modena city centre leaving at least 7 injured

Driver plows into pedestrians in Modena, 8 injured as driver detained after attempted escape

A driver has plowed into pedestrians in the northern Italian city of Modena, injuring eight people, four of them critically, before trying to flee and being detained by police, local authorities said.

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Four bystanders tackle knife-wielding driver after car plows into crowd in Italy

Shortly after a car plowed into a crowd of pedestrians in Modena, Italy on Saturday, four Italian civilians stepped in and tackled the vehicle’s driver, pulling him to the ground, according to the city’s mayor.

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A Day of Shock and Survival in Modena

My brother is not well, but fortunately he is not in a life-threatening condition. It was a terrible, devastating thing.” This is how Maria Grazia Muccini, the sister of one of the people