Bicyclist hit by car in Ordot

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Guam - A bicyclist is in serious condition at Naval Hospital after he was struck by a car in Ordot this afternoon. Guam Police Department spokesperson officer A.J. Balajadia says officers responded to Judge Sablan Street and found that the bicyclist had been struck by a 2013 Toyota Forerunner.

The man on the bike was transported to the Agana Heights medical facility and Guam Highway Patrol was called to investigate.

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