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At least three people were injured in an accident on Leningradsky prospect in Moscow

Six cars collided on Leningradsky Prospect in Moscow. According to the Metropolitan traffic police, three were injured.

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Six cars collided on Leningradsky Prospect in Moscow. According to the Metropolitan traffic police, three were injured. A TASS source in the operational services reports four victims, including two children.

The accident occurred at the intersection with Pravda Street. Traffic is difficult for 1.5 km in both directions, the press service of Deptrans Moscow reports. “Movement towards the centre is limited to one row and towards the area to two rows. Please choose the way around, – stated in the publication.

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