Motorcyclist dies in fatal crash on Ronda road

A MOTORCYCLIST has died in a collision on the Ronda road this morning.

The accident occurred on the A-397 from San Pedro to Ronda at km 29.

The driver was attended to by a medical team but died at the scene.

The mountainous and windy road is popular with cyclists.

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