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In Voronezh on the street Dimitrov shot down the courier “Samokata”

According to local residents, the young man was hit by a car on a pedestrian crossing

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In Voronezh on the street Dimitrov shot down the courier “Samokata”

In the evening on Friday, October 9, an accident occurred in Voronezh with the participation of the courier of the Samokat service. The incident happened on Dimitrov Street, colleagues from Vesti Voronezh report.

According to local residents, the young man was hit by a car on a pedestrian crossing. The motorist, they said, ran at a traffic light prohibiting signal. Witnesses said the victim survived, but his current condition is not known.

This is not the first accident with couriers in the city recently. At the end of September, a similar accident occurred on Krynina Street: after a collision with a passenger car, the courier was thrown back several meters. The injuries were fatal - the young man died in hospital.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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