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In the Tver region, a foreign car crashed into a breakaway and flew into a ditch

On the morning of October 15, an accident occurred in the Konakovo district of the Tver region, the State Traffic Inspectorate reported

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In the Tver region, a foreign car crashed into a breakaway and flew into a ditch

On the morning of October 15, an accident occurred in the Konakovo district of the Tver region, the State Traffic Inspectorate reported.

At 139 kilometers of the M-10 “Russia” highway, a man born in 1988 at the wheel of a Ford Mondeo car crashed into a breakaway, after which a foreign car was carried out in a ditch.

In an accident, a passenger of the car was injured: a woman born in 1993.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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