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Eight children were injured in an accident in the Angara region for a week

In the Irkutsk region over the past week from 5 to 11 October in 47 accidents suffered 59 people, including eight children

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Eight children were injured in an accident in the Angara region for a week

In the Irkutsk region over the past week from 5 to 11 October in 47 accidents suffered 59 people, including eight children. This is reported by the press service of the regional traffic police.

20 accidents with victims were collisions of vehicles, 15 - collisions on pedestrians, six - exits from the road.

In two accidents involved drunk drivers. 10 participants in car accidents did not have a driver's license, 14 had OSAGO policies. Eight motorists left the scene of an accident

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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