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Older man killed by car in Dagestan

An elderly man died as a result of a car collision on the federal highway in Dagestan

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Older man killed by car in Dagestan

An elderly man died as a result of a car collision on the federal highway in Dagestan. This is reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic.

The accident occurred on the evening of November 7 on the highway “Caucasus” in Karabudakhkent district. According to preliminary information, a 42-year-old resident of Makhachkala, driving a Changan car, hit a man who was crossing the road outside the pedestrian crossing zone.

From his injuries, a pedestrian - a 77-year-old resident of Buynaksk - died at the scene.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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