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Two people died, four were injured in an accident in Dagestan

Two people died in an accident in the Buynak district of Dagestan, another four people were injured

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Two people died, four were injured in an accident in Dagestan

Two people died in an accident in the Buynak district of Dagestan, another four people were injured. This is reported by GU EMERCOM in the Republic.

According to the agency, three cars – Changan and two Lada Priora – collided in the evening of October 18 near the village of Akaitala.

As a result of the incident, two people died. Four in serious condition were hospitalized in the CGB Buynaksk.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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