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In Kalmykia in a road accident killed a man

On the eve of 13:45 on the 120 kilometer of the Federal highway at the entrance to Elista in a road accident killed a person.

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In Kalmykia in a road accident killed a man

On the eve of 13:45 on the 120 kilometer of the Federal highway at the entrance to Elista in a road accident killed a person.

A 40-year-old resident of the Republic of Azerbaijan on a heavy truck DAF FT XF with a semi-trailer SCHMITZ drove off the road, where he shot down a 41-year-old local resident. A road worker was cleaning up this section of the road. As a result, the man died at the scene of a road accident before the ambulance arrived.

The causes and circumstances of the incident are established.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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