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In Yoshkar-Ola in the collision of foreign cars suffered a passenger

On the evening of November 8, two cars collided at the intersection of Yoshkar-Ola, a woman was injured.

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In Yoshkar-Ola in the collision of foreign cars suffered a passenger

Yesterday at about five o'clock in the evening at the crossroads of the streets of Soldiers-Internationalists and Petrov failed to disperse Mitsubishi and Hyundai. The first car turned left on an additional section of the green traffic light, and the second drove towards it directly.

In the collision was injured 52-year-old passenger Hyundai, she was sent to the hospital, according to the Republican traffic police.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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