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In Gubkin under the wheels of the car killed grandmother

October 20 in Gubkin Belgorod region, the driver of “GAZ” killed an elderly man

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In Gubkin under the wheels of the car killed grandmother

On October 20, in Gubkin, Belgorod region, the driver of GAZ shot down an elderly man to death. The tragedy happened around 12:00 on Mira Street.

According to preliminary information, the 50-year-old driver ran into a 78-year-old woman. This happened when the man in the car was moving in reverse.

The pedestrian died at the scene. This was reported in the press service of the traffic police of the region.

Earlier, a 6-year-old scooter was under the wheels of a car in Stary Oskol.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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