Woman suffers fractured arm in Limassol crash involving driver allegedly over alcohol limit
A 27-year-old woman suffered a fractured arm and two passengers sustained minor injuries in a Limassol collision involving a driver whose breathalyser reading exceeded the legal limit.
Limassol, Cyprus. A 27-year-old woman was injured in a road traffic collision on Spyros Kyprianou Avenue on Friday, allegedly caused by a driver who was over the legal alcohol limit.
Collision shortly after midnight
According to police, the collision occurred shortly after midnight when a car driven by a 23-year-old collided with the woman’s car at the intersection of Marinos Geroulanou and Georgios Averof streets.
Woman hospitalised with fractured arm
The woman was taken to hospital, where doctors found that she had suffered a fractured arm. Her two passengers, aged 62 and 14, sustained minor injuries and were discharged after receiving first aid.
Breathalyser reading above legal limit
The 23-year-old driver underwent a breathalyser test, which produced a final reading of 75μg, well above the legal limit of 22μg.
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