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A 69-year-old woman was hit by two cars in two separate traffic accidents that took place at a single spot in the Bulgarian city of Shumen.
At approximately 11:30 am on Monday, the woman was mildly injured while crossing the "Stilyan Chilingirov" street in Shumen. The woman was examined at a local hospital and quickly released.
At around 3:00 pm, the woman was hit by another car while crossing the same street, according to local media. This time, she suffered a concussion and her nose was broken.
Neither of the two drivers was driving under the influence, according to Shumen police authorities.
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