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A woman and two girls were injured in a mass accident in Novosibirsk

Late in the evening of October 9 in the Pervomaisky district of Novosibirsk there was a mass accident involving five cars.

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A woman and two girls were injured in a mass accident in Novosibirsk

According to preliminary data, the 26-year-old driver of Honda Civic near the house No. 222 on Pervomaiskaya street collided with cars Jetour, Mazda MPV, Honda Orthia and Toyota Allion.

As a result of the accident, three Mazda passengers were injured: a 53-year-old woman, as well as girls of three and 14 years old.

Employees of the traffic police establish the circumstances of the accident.

Earlier, “MK in Novosibirsk” reported that on October 9, in the yard of the house on Zabaluyev Street, a Chery Tiggo car hit a child.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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