Female pedestrian dragged under the bus on the street Babushkina in St. Petersburg

In St. Petersburg, Rosgvardei and rescuers rescued a woman from under a bus on Babushkin Street. This is reported by the press service of the department of non-departmental protection of the troops of the national guard of Russia in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region.

The bus driver, when turning from Gribakinykh Street to Babushkin Street, hit a woman who was crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing at a green traffic light. This was seen by the outfit of Regardie, who hurried to help and called rescuers and traffic police.

The woman’s legs were trapped under the bus. One of the drivers provided his jack, and also helped one of the Regardie to lift the body of the bus from the front side. The second employee, turning on special signals, blocked traffic in several lanes so as not to interfere with work.

Emergency responders released the victim after the bus was lifted. The woman was handed over to medics. She had multiple fractures and was urgently hospitalized. As it became known “MK in St. Petersburg”, the victim was taken to the research Institute named after Janelidze in serious condition with a preliminary diagnosis: fractures of the spine and leg.