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Two people died in an accident in the suburbs

Two people were killed in a car accident in the Ramena city district on Thursday evening

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Two people died in an accident in the suburbs

As it became known “MK”, the accident occurred in the village of Rechitsy at about 21.00. The motorcycle driver followed in a straight line and did not have time to brake in front of the Lada car, which began to turn. The collision killed the motorcyclist and the driver of the car.

According to preliminary information, the motorcycle was registered in the Belgorod region. The owner handed it over to the master-private in the spring. Today, the repairman planned to test the car, and then give it to the owner.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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