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Walking at night brings unique risks, especially to senior pedestrians.

63-Year-Old Maria Del Carmen Santos Killed After Vehicle Struck Her While Crossing South Zarzamora Street

According to a KSAT News report, an elderly woman died after she was struck by a vehicle Saturday night.¹

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