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In Mari El on the woodsmith killed a worker

In the forest Mari El 50-year-old logger fell a tree.

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In Mari El on the woodsmith killed a worker

On October 12, a man died in the forest of the Medvedevo district, not the territory of the suburban forestry. It is known that in the development of logging felled trees with a hand chainsaw. A tree fell on one of the workers. He didn't survive.

The circumstances of the incident are established by employees of the State Labor Inspectorate. “In respect of Lespromtorg LLC, an immediate on-site inspection has been appointed,” said Yuri Lebedev, deputy head of the Volga Interregional State Labor Inspectorate.

Employees of the Investigative Department of the TFR for Mari El are also conducting an inspection.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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