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In the Baikal district of Buryatia, a tree fell on a minibus

In the Baikal district of Buryatia, a road accident occurred: a tree fell on a minibus

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In the Baikal district of Buryatia, a tree fell on a minibus

In the Baikal district of Buryatia, a road accident occurred: a tree fell on a minibus. The incident occurred on the 196th kilometer of the highway “Ulan-Ude — Kurumkan”, according to the public Baikal-info.24/7.

According to preliminary data, no one was injured as a result of the incident. Information about the accident promptly entered the rescue service on number 112.

The reasons for the fall of the tree and the circumstances of the incident have not yet been reported.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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