Child injured when knocked down by a bicycle

Emergency services responded to the scene at La Provence Street, Groendal, Franschhoek.
Child knocked down by a bicycle.
1 patient with moderate injuries.
Mike Charlie 1

Emergency services responded to the scene at La Provence Street, Groendal, Franschhoek.
Child knocked down by a bicycle.
1 patient with moderate injuries.
Mike Charlie 1
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