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Fifteen-year-old teenager was hospitalized after an accident in Sukhinich

He was crossing the roadway in an unspecified place when he was hit by a motorist on the Skoda

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Fifteen-year-old teenager was hospitalized after an accident in Sukhinich

He was running across the road in an unspecified place when he was hit by a motorist on the Skoda.

The woman also did not comply with the traffic rules, did not choose a safe speed given the road and meteorological conditions, according to the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The accident occurred the day before about two in the afternoon on the street Railway.

As reported by “MK in Kaluga” earlier, Kaluga residents are offered to trust bailiffs.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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