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A woman has been hospitalised with serious injuries after she was hit by a car on Captain Cook Crescent near the Manuka Oval, police have said.
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The ACT Policing spokesman said the road in Griffith was closed between Franklin and Stuart streets on Friday afternoon while officers were investigating the incident.
A spokeswoman from the ACT Emergency Services Agency said the pedestrian was transported by ACT Ambulance paramedics in a serious condition.
It’s understood that the car involved in the incident was still at the scene when emergency services arrived.
Police have not made any arrests.
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