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Identifican a ciclista que murió al ser impactado por auto en Provo durante Labor Day

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El choque ocurrió el 7 de septiembre en la intersección de Lakeview Parkway y University Avenue, junto a una rampa de salida de la I-15. Hace 49 minutos • Actualizado hace 49 minutos GETTY IMAGES Un hombre de 63 años fue identificado como el ciclista que murió tras ser impactado por un vehículo que salía de la I-15 en Provo el pasado Labor Day.

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