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In Donetsk after the collision of two foreign cars hospitalized three

Police are checking the causes of the accident where a minor was injured

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In Donetsk after the collision of two foreign cars hospitalized three

In Donetsk, find out the causes of a serious accident, which injured three, including a child. Details were reported in the MIA for the DPR.

On the morning of October 9, at the intersection of Shevchenko Boulevard and Krasnodonskaya Street in the Kalininsky district, the 64-year-old Opel driver did not give way to Skoda. The foreign car was thrown from the impact beyond the asphalt, where it capsized.

As a result of a violent collision, the driver and two passengers of the car, including a 12-year-old teenager, were injured and hospitalized. Upon the incident, the police are conducting an inspection.

We will remind, in the LPR cut off the channel of financing of Ukrainian formations – a resident of Sverdlovsk helped the Ukrainian side with money.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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