At the hospital, the victim was diagnosed with a closed craniocerebral injury, contusion of the brain, torso and fracture of the temporal bone.
In the Podolsk region, in the village of Vesternichany, a woman fell from a shuttle bus while it was moving. He was injured and hospitalized, the National Police Department in the Odessa region reported on Saturday, October 28.
It is indicated that the incident took place at the intersection of Zheleznodorozhnaya Street and Dovzhenko Lane.
“The driver of the Etalon shuttle bus, after boarding and disembarking passengers at the public transport stop, continued driving without closing the front door. While turning left, one of the passengers of the said vehicle who was standing at the door could not stand it and fell. of the passenger compartment onto the asphalt-concrete road surface. The driver stopped and an ambulance was immediately called for the woman,” the report said.
At the hospital, the victim was diagnosed with a closed craniocerebral injury, contusion of the brain, torso and fracture of the temporal bone.
The driver was arrested. A field sobriety test showed he was sober. His actions are qualified by investigation under the article on violation of road safety rules (Part 2 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine). The driver was informed of the suspicion.
The investigators ordered several forensic tests, and the minibus was placed in an arrest area.
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