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Three people injured in two bus crash in Russian region

In the Sverdlovsk region on the 275th kilometer of the highway Yekaterinburg — Serov there was an accident involving two regular buses

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Three people injured in two bus crash in Russian region

In the Sverdlovsk region on the 275th kilometer of the Yekaterinburg-Serov highway, an accident occurred with the participation of two regular buses. The accident occurred in the Novolyalinsky municipal district. This was reported to the MES in the region.

Bus No. 809, traveling from Yekaterinburg to Serov, and Ford Transit No. 990 collided. The first had 35 adult passengers, the second had 16.

Three people were injured on their way to Ford Transit. They were sent to a medical facility for examination. The condition of the victims is not specified.

Emergency services are in place. The causes and circumstances of the accident are being investigated.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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