An Onkaparinga Hills woman has died after falling from her bicycle
A 30-year-old woman has died days after falling from her bike in the state’s mid-north.
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An Onkaparinga Hills woman has died following an incident in the state’s mid-north earlier this month.
On Monday, February 5, Police were called to Spring Gully Rd in Gillentown, 5.5 km south of Clare after reports of a cyclist falling from their push bike.
The 30-year-old woman from Onkaparinga Hills was taken to the Royal Adelaide Hospital for treatment, but she sadly died on Friday, February 9.
The woman’s death is the 9th life lost on SA road this year.
It comes after an 87-year-old man died four days after being run over by an unmanned tractor in Glossop.
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