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The car overturned in the Korochansky district: a passenger died

October 12 in the Korochan district there was an accident with a “turner”, in which a man died

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The car overturned in the Korochansky district: a passenger died

On October 12, an accident occurred in the Korochansky district, in which a man died. The accident occurred at about 5:30 near Privolnaya Street in the village of Belogorye.

According to preliminary information, a 37-year-old woman driving a car "VAZ 11193", moving in reverse, could not cope with the control and drove into the ditch. Eventually, the car flipped over. According to the press service of the traffic police of the region, the 43-year-old passenger died on the spot.

Earlier in Stary Oskol, a young cyclist suffered in an accident with Lada and Kia.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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