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At the 55th kilometer of the CAD in St. Petersburg, several cars collided

On the evening of October 11, a mass accident occurred on the 55th kilometer of the Ring Road of St. Petersburg, in which at least three cars collided. At the scene came the doctors, reported in 78.ru.

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At the 55th kilometer of the CAD in St. Petersburg, several cars collided

On the evening of October 11, a mass accident occurred on the 55th kilometer of the Ring Road of St. Petersburg, in which at least three cars collided. At the scene came the doctors, reported in 78.ru.

Due to the collision, two left lanes were completely occupied. Two ambulance crews quickly arrived at the scene.

Official information about victims in the road accident was not received.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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