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In Volgograd, the support of the power line crushed two cars

The VAZ-2114 crashed into the Ford and then the Mitsubishi Lancer.

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In Volgograd, the support of the power line crushed two cars

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Volgograd region, on October 12 at 12.20, a 20-year-old driver, driving a VAZ-2114 car, opposite the house No. 52 on 64th Army Street, collided with a Ford Mondeo car.

After the impact, the VAZ-2114 continued to move and crashed into a power line support, and then into a standing Mitsubishi Lancer car. From the collision, the support of the transmission line fell on the VAZ-2114 and Mitsubishi.

As a result of the accident, a passenger of the Ford Mondeo car was injured. She was taken to a medical facility.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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