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In Nikolaevsk Volgograd region found the body of a missing man

A man was recently declared missing.

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In Nikolaevsk Volgograd region found the body of a missing man

In the evening of November 10 in Nikolaevsk on the Volga found the body of a man. A rescuer of the Nikolaev search and rescue unit of the State Committee of Ukraine “Salvation Service” noticed the deceased when he was bypassing the shore in the dark. The water carried him ashore.

According to the State Committee for Rescue, the man’s body was raised from the reservoir, and then handed over to the police.

Specialists remind me. If you are an eyewitness to a water accident, report it to 112 immediately.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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