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In Lotoshina, the car capsized in a ditch

In the Lotoshynsky urban district on the 77th kilometer of the highway "Tver-Lotoshino-Uvarovka" accident occurred. The Lada car slid into a ditch and capsized. According to preliminary data, the 18-year-old driver failed to control.

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In Lotoshina, the car capsized in a ditch

In the Lotoshynsky urban district on the 77th kilometer of the highway "Tver-Lotoshino-Uvarovka" accident occurred. The Lada car slid into a ditch and capsized. According to preliminary data, the 18-year-old driver failed to control.

At the time of the accident, there were three passengers in the cabin: two of them are 17 years old, one is 16. They all sought medical attention.

Employees of the traffic police establish all the circumstances of the incident. The investigation is ongoing. The cause of the accident is being investigated.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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