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Londonderry woman struck by an SUV in Manchester

Londonderry woman struck by an SUV in Manchester

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MANCHESTER, N.H.-

A 42-year-old Londonderry woman suffered serious injury after being struck by an SUV on Monday afternoon at a busy Manchester intersection.

Manchester Police and Fire responded to the area of South Mammoth Road and Cohas Avenue at approximately 3:20 p.m. The pedestrian, who has not been identified, rushed to a local hospital, no word on her condition.

Upon arrival, they found the driver of the SUV, a 46-year-old Manchester resident, who remained on the scene. The crash remain under investigation.

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