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The driver of a foreign car hit the grandmother in Lipetsk

In Lipetsk, the hospital was a grandmother

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The driver of a foreign car hit the grandmother in Lipetsk

In Lipetsk, my grandmother was in the hospital. She was hit by a foreign car.

The traffic accident occurred on Saturday, October 10 on Tsiolkovsky Street. According to the traffic police of the Lipetsk region, the driver of Hyundai, a 39-year-old woman, ran over an 82-year-old elderly woman. The injured grandmother was hospitalized. The driver was not injured.

Earlier, “MK Lipetsk” wrote that in Lipetsk, an elderly driver hit a teenager on a scooter. Also in the regional capital in the accident suffered two people, including a 2-year-old child.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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