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In Yaroslavl bus hit a young cyclist

In Yaroslavl there was an accident involving a regular bus and a minor who crossed the roadway on a bicycle.

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In Yaroslavl bus hit a young cyclist

In Yaroslavl there was an accident involving a regular bus and a minor who crossed the roadway on a bicycle.

The downed child with a bicycle was noticed by residents of Yaroslavl at the intersection of Freedom and Lisitsyn streets. At the scene of the accident came the ambulance and firefighters.

As later reported in the traffic police, the accident occurred in 19-10. A boy of 13 years on a bicycle crossed the roadway at a pedestrian crossing. But the red light. The bus ran into a teenager.

The child was injured and taken to a medical facility. In fact, the accident is being checked.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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