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Two children shot down on pedestrian crossings Vologda and Cherepovets

Yesterday, October 8, two minors were injured under the wheels of cars

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Two children shot down on pedestrian crossings Vologda and Cherepovets

Yesterday, October 8, two minors were injured under the wheels of cars. At 12.50, the accident occurred in Vologda on Gagarin Street. According to preliminary data, a 38-year-old woman was driving a Cherry Tigo car. She completed the left turn to Petina Street and did not miss the pedestrian. On the regulated pedestrian crossing on the green light was a 15-year-old girl. The victim was taken to hospital with injuries.

In Cherepovets on the street Partizan Okin at 07.45 a man of 43 years was driving a Volkswagen. He hit a ten-year-old boy. The child ran across the road in the wrong place, in the visibility zone of the pedestrian crossing. The boy was taken to hospital with injuries.

In Vologda on the street Pskov at 19.40 shot down another pedestrian. A woman born in 1947 was crossing an unregulated pedestrian crossing. The accident was carried out by a man born in 2002 in a Nissan Almera car. The pensioner was taken to the hospital.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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