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In Buturlinovka in a night accident killed driver Nissan Note

On this fact, police officers are conducting an inspection

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In Buturlinovka in a night accident killed driver Nissan Note

On the night of Monday, October 26, a fatal accident occurred in Buturlinovka. According to the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, at about 00:55 at the house No. 205 on Lenin Street, the Nissan Note car under the control of a 60-year-old man lost control and was outside the roadway. After that, the car collided with a road fence and capsized.

From his injuries, the driver died at the scene even before the ambulance crew arrived.

On this fact, police officers are conducting an inspection.

Recall that on the eve in the Novousmansky district there was another fatal accident: a 19-year-old driver of the Lada shot down a 66-year-old woman who died.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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