Pierre Curie died in a street accident in Paris on 19 April 1906 when he slipped in the rain and was crushed by a wheel of a horse-drawn cart. This sudden incident occurred while he was crossing the street, and he died instantly from the injuries. Context on his death:
- Location: Rue Dauphine near the Quai de Conti, Paris.
- Cause: A heavy horse-drawn wagon ran over his head after he slipped on wet cobblestones.
- Immediate result: Fatal head injury; he did not survive the accident.
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