Four Moldovans injured in an accident that occurred in the Russian region of Kaluga last Saturday are expected to be discharged today from a local hospital and transported back home by train.
The Emergencies Inspectorate said that the relatives of those deceased or injured arrived in Kaluga yesterday. A specialized hearse is on its way and is expected to arrive today. After repatriation procedures are completed, the dead bodies will be brought back to Moldova.
Eight people, including six Moldovans, were killed on Saturday after the minibus they were traveling in collided with two other vehicles on the road M3 in Kaluga Oblast. Repatriation costs are covered by the Moldovan government.
