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Eight-year-old child was hit by a car in Seversk

According to preliminary data, the student ran across the road outside the pedestrian crossing on the street Kurchatova

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Eight-year-old child was hit by a car in Seversk

Yesterday, October 26, at about 15:55 in the city of Seversk, Tomsk region on Kurchatov Street, 66 accidents occurred. The car Mazda Demio under the control of 77-year-old driver hit a minor pedestrian.

According to preliminary information, the 8-year-old boy ran across the road outside the pedestrian crossing. The child was taken to a medical facility. It is noted that on the street the boy was unsupervised by adults. The circumstances of what happened are being clarified.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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