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Child sustains non-life-threatening injuries after being hit by car on Lapwai Road

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A 10-year-old boy suffered non-life-threatening injuries after being struck by a car while crossing Lapwai Road east of Lewiston on Tuesday afternoon. The Nez Perce County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that he was taken to St. Joseph’s Regional Medical for treatment. The accident occurred near the 3900 block of Lapwai Road, approximately one mile east of the intersection with Lindsey Creek Road. Local authorities are currently investigating the accident's circumstances, seeking to determine the cause.

Community members are expressing concerns about pedestrian safety, particularly in areas with heavy traffic. The incident underscores the importance of road safety measures for both drivers and pedestrians. Parents are urged to teach children about safe crossing practices. The local government may need to review traffic regulations and implement additional safety measures to prevent future accidents.

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