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Empty “Lifan” rammed a power pole in Kaluga

The accident occurred the day before on Baggovut street

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Empty “Lifan” rammed a power pole in Kaluga

The accident occurred the day before on Baggowut Street.

Near the house number 40 at about 11 p.m., the 50-year-old driver parked his car, which began a spontaneous movement under a slope.

“The driver tried to stop the car on his own, but he hit a power pole,” the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs said.

Two people were injured - the driver and a 42-year-old passenger. They were examined by an ambulance crew.

As reported by “MK in Kaluga” earlier, in Obninsk, a woman died under the wheels of “BMV”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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