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Six people were injured in five accidents per day in the Kaluga region

On the roads of the Kaluga region on October 16, five accidents occurred, in which six people were injured.

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Six people were injured in five accidents per day in the Kaluga region

On the roads of the Kaluga region on October 16, five accidents occurred, in which six people were injured. Four accidents occurred in Kaluga, another on the highway in the Mosal direction.

In the regional center, Chery Tiggo and Kia Soul cars collided, Opel Astra hit a woman on the 2nd Tula Lane, and Volkswagen Polo on General Popov Street ran into a minor pedestrian. Later, Kia Rio and Volkswagen Jetta collided on the Grabtsevskoye highway - two passengers of the last car were injured. On the road Mosalsk — Baryatino — Bryansk — Kirov — A-130 driver “Lada Largus” could not cope with the control and drove into a ditch. All the victims received medical care.

As told earlier “MK in Kaluga”, in Kaluga will check drivers and pedestrians.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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