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Camry driver and passenger burned alive after tipping over in ditch

October 17 in the Samara region there was an accident with two dead

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Camry driver and passenger burned alive after tipping over in ditch

October 17 in the Samara region there was an accident with two dead. The driver of the Toyota Camry failed to control on the Obvodnoe highway in the direction from the village of Vasilyevka. The car went into a ditch.

According to preliminary data, the car capsized and caught fire. The driver and his 35-year-old passenger died on the spot before the arrival of doctors.

The man behind the wheel could not get out of the cabin and died in the fire. Now law enforcement officers establish the circumstances and causes of the incident.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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