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In the Rostov region, the car collided with a motorcycle: there are dead

In the Rostov region there was a fatal accident in the Konstantinovsky district

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In the Rostov region, the car collided with a motorcycle: there are dead

In the Rostov region there was a fatal accident in the Konstantinovsky district.

According to the regional traffic police, the man was driving the “Opel Astra” in a state of alcoholic intoxication. He took an unsafe distance and collided with a Ural motorcycle. From the force of the impact, the motorcycle rolled off the road and overturned.

As specified in the Department, after the incident, the motorist fled the scene, but was later detained.

The motorcycle driver died from injuries in a medical facility. Two of his passengers were hospitalized.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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