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Трое жителей Чувашии попали в реанимацию после ДТП с лосем

Трое жителей Чувашии попали в ДТП после столкновения машины, в котором они находились, с лосем

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Трое жителей Чувашии попали в реанимацию после ДТП с лосем

Трое жителей Чувашии попали в ДТП после столкновения машины, в котором они находились, с лосем.

Лось, как заявила госавтоинспекция Чувашии, резко выбежал на дорогу, по которой двигался автомобиль.

Двоих юношей и девушку доставили в реанимацию с тяжелыми травмами. Их состояние оценивается как тяжелое.

Обстоятельства аварии выясняются.

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