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In Barnaul due to a communal accident on Popov blocked traffic

In Barnaul, due to an accident on the heating grid in the morning of October 18, traffic on Popov Street in the area of the intersection with the Pavlovsk tract was limited. This is reported by the city traffic police.

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In Barnaul due to a communal accident on Popov blocked traffic

According to the agency, traffic is limited on Popov Street from Sergey Semenov to the Pavlovsk tract. We will remind, in the early morning here flooded the roadway. According to preliminary data, as a result of the accident on the heating grid injured two people, one hospitalized.

The State Traffic Inspectorate of the city of Barnaul recommends that drivers take this information into account when planning a route, choose detour routes in advance and comply with the requirements of temporary road signs.

“We urge road users to be attentive and take into account the road situation,” the traffic police said.

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Two people were injured in the accident on the heating network in Barnaul

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