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At the intersection of Tchaikovsky and Brahms hit a cyclist

At the intersection of Tchaikovsky and Brahms streets in Kaliningrad, a Changan car hit a cyclist. The accident happened today at about 14:27.

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At the intersection of Tchaikovsky and Brahms hit a cyclist

At the intersection of Tchaikovsky and Brahms streets in Kaliningrad, a Changan car hit a cyclist. The accident happened today at about 14:27.

According to the traffic police, the driver born in 1987 left the secondary road and ran into a cyclist born in 1953. As a result of the accident, the cyclist was injured.

Earlier we wrote that on the highway near Gusev to death shot down an elderly cyclist.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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