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In Rybny 11-year-old girl fell under the wheels of “Niva”

On Tuesday, October 27, an accident occurred in the city of Rybny Ryazan region

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In Rybny 11-year-old girl fell under the wheels of “Niva”

On Tuesday, October 27, an accident occurred in the city of Rybnoye, Ryazan region. This is reported by the portal RybnoeNet.

It is specified that near the hypermarket “Victory” car “Niva” hit an 11-year-old girl. According to the witness of the incident, the child was crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing.

Police and ambulance officers were on the scene. The injured girl was hospitalized.

There was no official information about what happened.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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