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The number of victims in road accidents with buses in the Urals increased to eight

The number of victims in the road accident with two regular buses on the highway Yekaterinburg – Serov increased to eight

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The number of victims in road accidents with buses in the Urals increased to eight

The number of victims in the road accident with two regular buses on the highway Yekaterinburg – Serov has increased to eight. This was reported by TASS agency on October 9.

All the wounded were hospitalized in the Serov city hospital. Other details are not given. Information on the condition of the victims is being clarified.

As MK wrote earlier, in the Novolyalinsky district of the Sverdlovsk region, a criminal case was opened after the collision of two regular buses on the Yekaterinburg-Serov highway, in which passengers suffered. According to preliminary data, the driver of the Yutong bus could not withstand a safe distance in the area of road works and crashed into the Ford Transit.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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