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Under Novocherkassk engineer was put on trial for the death of a subordinate at the substation

Novocherkassk city court will consider the case of the chief engineer of the enterprise Evgeny Guglev

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Under Novocherkassk engineer was put on trial for the death of a subordinate at the substation

Novocherkassk city court will consider the case of the chief engineer of the enterprise Evgeny Guglev. His subordinate was electrocuted.

According to the investigation, the worker was allowed to dangerous equipment without documents and instructions. During the work, the man received a fatal discharge. The man died on the spot.

The case will be considered under the article on causing death by negligence. The meeting was scheduled for October 13.

Eugene immediately admitted guilt.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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