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In St. Petersburg, a foreign car fell into a meter hole

In St. Petersburg, a foreign car fell into a meter hole

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In St. Petersburg, a foreign car fell into a meter hole

In St. Petersburg, a foreign car fell into a meter hole. This is reported by the Telegram channel “78.News”.

The pit that Mercedes fell into is about two and a half meters in diameter. There is another second failure, it is slightly smaller: about two meters in diameter and a depth of about 70 centimeters, the publication says.

According to the channel, now all the failures fenced off. An emergency team arrived at the scene, which eliminated the consequences of the accident. The driver was lucky - the car was delayed on the lying policeman. Local residents note that municipal accidents in this place happen often, but this one was the largest in their memory.

Earlier in the Leningrad region foreign car with people crashed in an accident. As a result, one person died, another was injured.

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In Korolev bus hit 9-year-old boy;

Major accident in Leningradka: there are victims, including children.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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