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The fishermen told about the trap left by the utilities

They did not consider it necessary to fall asleep near one of the houses on the street 50 years old

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The fishermen told about the trap left by the utilities

They did not consider it necessary to fall asleep near one of the houses on the street 50 years of Komsomol.

First there was a fence, then it was removed. The pit overgrown with grass. Many fell into this trap, getting away with bruises and bruises. It was a coincidence and a motorcyclist.

As the locals say, most likely someone went to meet, so the young man turned the steering wheel. The consequences are terrible. It's full of blood. The motorcyclist refused to call an ambulance, but it was clear that he was scared of what happened.

By the way, after the post about the emergency appeared in social networks, utilities quickly found time and opportunities and fenced off the dangerous area.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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