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In Voronezh faced three foreign cars, there are victims

Two Nissan cars and a Kia car collided on Matrosov Street in the Lenin district of Voronezh

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In Voronezh faced three foreign cars, there are victims

Two Nissan cars and a Kia car collided on Matrosov Street in the Leninsky district of Voronezh. As a result of the accident, there are victims, the regional department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations reported.

The message about the accident was received by rescuers on October 10 at 17:45. A minute later, the calculation of the fire and rescue unit No. 2 was sent to the scene.

Emergencies Ministry staff went to the scene of the accident to collect information. Data on the number of victims and the severity of their injuries are not specified.

Rescuers remind Voronezh drivers of the need to follow the rules of the road and be attentive on the road. In case of an emergency, call 112 or 101.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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