20 Jul, 2026 @ 14:35
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Tragedy in Marbella as motorcyclist, 31, dies in horror crash near upmarket urbanisation

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A 31-YEAR-OLD motorcyclist has tragically died after a collision with a car near Marbella, emergency services have said. 

The tragedy unfolded on Monday at around 6.45am, when witnesses reported a collision between a car and a motorcycle in the Lomas de Rio Verde residential area.

The rider was left critically injured after being thrown to the ground in the impact, according to witnesses who spoke to Diario SUR. 

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Emergency medical teams and local police rushed to the scene, but despite their efforts, the young man could not be saved.

He was pronounced dead at the scene and was not taken to hospital.

The death comes amid a string of fatal road accidents on the Costa del Sol, following the death earlier this month of 17-year-old Norwegian tourist Nikoline Piwoni Hoie in Mijas, who was killed in a suspected hit-and-run.

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Police initially made an arrest last week, but the suspect was later cleared after investigators determined he was not responsible.

The tragedy also follows the deaths of three Irish tourists in a crash near Malaga late last month, when their vehicle plunged into a ravine after the driver lost control.

Investigators later found that the passengers had not been wearing seatbelts.

Click here to read more Marbella News from The Olive Press.

Kirana is an aspiring Dutch journalist with an international outlook. After spending the past year in Washington, D.C. - working in the press department of the Dutch Embassy and later reporting for the Dutch public broadcaster while closely following the White House - she has returned to Spain to complete her master’s degree in Political Science at the University of Barcelona. She is passionate about Spanish affairs and committed to report on stories that matter.

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