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Man's body found on Pugachev Street in Vologda

Yesterday, October 18, in the regional capital at 12.30 near one of the houses on the street Pugachev passers-by found a man without signs of life

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Man's body found on Pugachev Street in Vologda

Yesterday, October 18, in the regional capital at 12.30 near one of the houses on Pugachev street passers-by found a man without signs of life.

In the SU IC of Russia in the Vologda region reported that a man born in 1987 died. The circumstances of the death are now being established. A forensic examination will be carried out.

According to Vologda-Region, citing its own sources, we are not talking about a violent death. Most likely, the man had a heart attack.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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