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Eight-year-old cyclist was injured in a collision with a car near Azov

In the Rostov region eight-year-old child was injured in an accident with a car

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Eight-year-old cyclist was injured in a collision with a car near Azov

In the Rostov region, an eight-year-old child was injured in a car accident. The incident occurred on October 12 in the Azov district.

In the evening, the boy rode his bike out of the yard and headed to the opposite side of the carriageway. According to preliminary data, he did not miss a car that was moving along the road. The car ran into a cyclist.

In the regional traffic police confirmed that as a result of the accident the child received injuries. The circumstances of the incident are being clarified.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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