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The problem that takes lives: Kaluga teenagers cling to garbage trucks

Police in the region report that the jamming extends beyond the railway

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The problem that takes lives: Kaluga teenagers cling to garbage trucks

Police in the region report that the entanglement extends beyond the railway.

“Children cling to garbage trucks of SE KREO”. This is a large technique with limited visibility and complex mechanisms. Being on its external elements during movement is extremely dangerous, the ministry said and reminded that one careless movement can lead to irreparable consequences.

Kalujan is asked to talk to his children about the dangers of such entertainment.

As previously reported by MK in Kaluga, a resident of Obninsk will go on trial after online training for rights.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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