A climber from Latvia is cut off on the road in Khabarovsk.
A 39-year-old man, born in Latvia, who a few years ago moved to Khabarovsk with his family as part of the resettlement program for his compatriots and received Russian citizenship, had an accident on Damian Street in Danugo.
The man moved from the side of the Bolshoi in a Range Rover. The collision happened with a 72-year-old pensioner's Honda Fit. The latter went on a business trip with his wife and did not understand what his fault was. The man was sure he was following the rules. Apparently, the situation was affected by the lack of alternating markings dividing the road into rows.
By profession, the immigrant is an industrial climber. I arrived in the regional capital across the country in a Range Rover, where I had an accident. It took him more than a month to travel with his wife, two children, the dog and the cats. When the accident happened, only the driver was in the car.
As a result of the accident, the elderly driver's wife was injured. A 73-year-old woman from Khabarovsk felt unwell and went to the hospital for examination. The driver of the rover was driving a car with an international license.