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On Aksakov in Kaliningrad shot down a cyclist

In Kaliningrad, a Renault car hit a cyclist on the sidewalk. The accident occurred today at about 09:30 on Aksakov Street, near the house No78.

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On Aksakov in Kaliningrad shot down a cyclist

In Kaliningrad, a Renault car hit a cyclist on the sidewalk. The accident occurred today at about 09:30 on Aksakov Street, near the house No78.

According to the regional traffic police, the driver of the car when turning to the local area ran into a cyclist who was driving on the sidewalk.

As a result of the accident, the cyclist was injured. Police officers are now investigating the circumstances of the incident.

Earlier we wrote that under Guryevsk foreign car hit an elderly pedestrian.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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