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Near Volgograd, the jeep hit a 14-year-old teenager on an electric scooter

The accident happened in a satellite city.

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Near Volgograd, the jeep hit a 14-year-old teenager on an electric scooter

According to the State Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Volgograd region, the accident occurred on October 16 at 18.00 opposite the house No. 1 "b" on the Boulevard of Trade Unions in Volga. 39-year-old driver of the car “Jeep Wrangler” ran into an electric scooter, which was moving a 14-year-old boy. It is specified that the electric scooter crossed the passageway on an unregulated pedestrian crossing, not in a hurry.

As a result of a traffic accident, the student was taken to a medical institution.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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