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A 28-year-old man is recovering after being hit by a tram in Santa Cruz yesterday.

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Santa Cruz - 19.11.2008 - Services had to be halted temporarily as an ambulance crew tended the man near the tram lines in Avenida General Mola. Witnesses said he had crossed the lines without looking and was hit be the vehicle, which dragged him along several metres. However, the head injuries suffered are not thought to be serious.

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