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Truck crash at Tallinn's Freedom Square on Thursday. 26 July, 2018. — Photo: Truck crash at Tallinn's Freedom Square on Thursday. 26 July, 2018. Author: Priit Mürk/ERR

Photo: Truck crash at Tallinn's Freedom Square on Thursday. 26 July, 2018. Author: Priit Mürk/ERR

A truck backed up into a bus stop pavilion at Tallinn's Freedom Square on Thursday, leaving two injured.

The crash happened at 13:13 EEST, when a truck backed up into a bus stop pavilion on Kaarli Boulevard, damaging the structure as well as breaking the glass. Two people sustained light injuries as a result.

"The truck was not moving at a high speed, and the driver was sober," police spokesperson Seiko Kuik told ERR.

Editor: Aili Vahtla

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