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In the snow foreign car hit 11-year-old schoolgirl at the crossing

The driver ran on a red

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In the snow foreign car hit 11-year-old schoolgirl at the crossing

In the snow under the wheels of a foreign car injured 11-year-old schoolgirl. The incident was reported in the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the DPR.

The tragedy occurred on October 8 at a regulated intersection. According to preliminary data, the 39-year-old driver of the Hyundai IX35 crudely ignored the prohibiting signal of the traffic light and at full speed hit the child. The girl was crossing the roadway on a pedestrian crossing at her green light.

As a result of the collision, the schoolgirl was injured. The traffic police once again reminds drivers of the inadmissibility of driving at a red light and the need to slow down before crossings. In turn, pedestrians are urged to visually make sure that the cars have completely stopped before stepping on the road.

We will remind, in Donetsk looking for a driver who hit a seven-year-old girl and fled the scene.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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