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In the Ryazan region since the beginning of the year in the accident suffered more than 1,300 people

In the Ryazan region since the beginning of the year in the accident suffered more than 1,300 people

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In the Ryazan region since the beginning of the year in the accident suffered more than 1,300 people

In the Ryazan region since the beginning of the year in the accident suffered more than 1,300 people. This is reported by GTRK "Oka".

About 100 people were killed, including drivers, motorcyclists and pedestrians.

Last week alone, 12 minors with traumatic brain injuries were taken to the regional children's clinical hospital. Statistics show that every second patient of the medical institution suffered as a result of an accident.

Arrested driver who arranged a drunken accident with three dead in Ryazan

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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