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In Rostov, the car hit a teenager running on the road

In Rostov, a 13-year-old student was injured as a result of a car collision

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In Rostov, the car hit a teenager running on the road

In Rostov, a 13-year-old student was injured as a result of a passenger car collision. The incident occurred on the evening of October 16.

According to available information, a 25-year-old man driving a VAZ-2115 was driving along Ulanskaya Street. In the area of the house number 17/3 because of the car standing by the road suddenly ran a teenager.

The driver did not have time to stop the vehicle and hit the boy.

The regional traffic police confirmed that the minor was injured. There is no indication of their severity.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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