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Young pedestrian hit by Lexus on Soviet street in Amber

In Amber, a Lexus driver hit a young pedestrian who was crossing the road outside a pedestrian crossing. The accident occurred today at about 14:20 on Soviet street, near the house number 110.

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Young pedestrian hit by Lexus on Soviet street in Amber

In Amber, a Lexus driver hit a young pedestrian who was crossing the road outside a pedestrian crossing. The accident occurred today at about 14:20 on Soviet street, near the house number 110.

According to the regional traffic police, behind the wheel was a man born in 1981. As a result of the accident, a minor pedestrian born in 2018 was injured.

Earlier, we wrote that the Kaliningrad citizen will be tried for desecration of the memorial to 1,200 guardsmen.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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