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2024-02-14T11:10:42.302Z
Highlights: Four elderly people were killed in a car accident in the North of France. The driver of the car was charged with causing death by dangerous driving. The accident occurred at the entrance to the village of Ste-Catherine. The victims were aged in their 80s and 90s, according to local reports. They were killed by a car driven by a man in his 70s, who was also killed in the accident. The man was driving a car that had been involved in an accident earlier in the day.
The accident occurred Monday morning at the entrance to the village of Steenbecque (North). Four elderly people were killed.
The driver involved in the fatal accident in the North earlier this week was indicted on Wednesday.
Monday morning, four elderly people were killed by a car at the entrance to the village of Steenbecque (North), while they were hiking on a road whose dangerousness had already been denounced by residents.
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