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On the road in the Rostov region, a man died on a passenger car

In Zimovnikovsky district of the Rostov region, the driver of a passenger car died in an accident

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On the road in the Rostov region, a man died on a passenger car

In Zimovnikovsky district of the Rostov region, the driver of a passenger car died in an accident. The incident occurred on November 11 on the road Zimovniki – Kamyshev.

A 35-year-old man was driving the Lada Priora. According to preliminary data, the motorist moved with speeding, failed to manage and drove into a ditch. After that, the car overturned.

The regional traffic police reported that the driver died at the scene of the accident before the arrival of doctors.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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