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Crane manipulator shot down to death a pedestrian in the north of the suburbs

An elderly man died under the wheels of a car in the north of Moscow on Thursday evening

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Crane manipulator shot down to death a pedestrian in the north of the suburbs

An elderly man died under the wheels of a car in the north of Moscow on Thursday evening.

As it became known to MK, the accident occurred in the Dmitrov city district, on the 16th kilometer of the Dmitrov-Taldom highway. The driver of the crane-manipulator hit a pedestrian crossing the track in the wrong place. He died of the wounds he received. The identity of the deceased is being established.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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