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In the Sochi village, a pedestrian died under the wheels of a truck

In the village of Nizhnya Hobza in Sochi on the morning of October 10, a fatal accident occurred: the Shakman truck hit an 88-year-old woman crossing the road in the wrong place

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In the Sochi village, a pedestrian died under the wheels of a truck

In the village of Nizhnya Hobza in Sochi on the morning of October 10, a fatal accident occurred: the Shakman truck hit an 88-year-old woman crossing the road in the wrong place.

According to the State Traffic Inspectorate of Kuban, a 43-year-old local resident was driving. The pensioner received serious injuries and died on the spot.

Earlier we wrote about the fact that in Sochi the girl was blocked in a twisted car after an accident.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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