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In the Ryazan region there was a serious accident, doctors work on the spot

In the Ryazan region there was a serious accident

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In the Ryazan region there was a serious accident, doctors work on the spot

In the Ryazan region there was a serious accident. The video was sent to the editorial office of MK in Ryazan by eyewitnesses. Footage from the site is available at the link.

The accident occurred on Sunday afternoon, October 11, in the Starozhilovsky district near the village of Epikhino.

The participants of the accident were cars “Kio Rio” and UAZ. “UAZ broke through an iron fence and flew into a ditch. "An ambulance crew is working on the spot," an eyewitness said.

Official information about the incident and victims is being clarified.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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