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In the Bekov district, a young pitbike driver who crashed into a truck died

Penza police find out the details of the night tragedy in the Bekovsky district

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In the Bekov district, a young pitbike driver who crashed into a truck died

Penza police find out the details of the night tragedy in the Bekovsky district. A 17-year-old pitbike driver was killed.

According to preliminary data, the accident occurred on November 6 at about 20:00. At 2 kilometers and 700 meters of the Bekovo – Varvarino – Tamala highway, the young man, driving the Motoland pitbike, crashed into KAMAZ standing on the roadway. The blow was fatal - the young man died on the spot before the arrival of doctors.

Police officers were working at the scene. They establish all the circumstances of what happened.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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