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Truck driver felt unwell while driving on MKAD

Today in the afternoon, on the 12th kilometer of the outer ring of the MKAD, a 62-year-old Iveco truck driver lost control. The vehicle crashed into a dividing barrier, after which it drove off the roadway, writes the Traffic Police Department of the Minsk City Executive Committee.

According to preliminary information, the man felt unwell while driving. To free him from the cabin, the assistance of rescuers was required.

Medics performed resuscitation measures at the scene of the incident, however, they could not save the driver — he died.

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