Another four Moldovans killed in traffic accident in Russia

Only three days after a tragic accident in Russia claimed the lives of Moldovan citizens, another car crash in the same country resulted in the death of four Moldovans, Info-Prim Neo reports. The Moldovan Foreign Ministry said the tragedy happened in Moscow region, on the Moscow-Borodino road, on December 1. According to preliminary accounts by the Russian police, one of the Moldovans driving a Rover exceeded the legal limit and crashed the car into a truck moving in the same direction. As a result of the collision, all the four men traveling in the Rover died on the spot. Two of the men aged 29 and 37 are from Soldanesti town, another one aged 30 is from Rezina, while the last, of 31, is from Ungheni district. The four bodies are at the morgue in Odintsovo town. The Moldovan Embassy in Moscow is validating the documents needed to repatriate them. The previous accident happened in Tosno district of Leningrad region on November 29. The VAZ car in which the five men traveled collided head-on with a truck and caught fire. The five men died on the spot, while the truck driver was unhurt. The same day, the Moldovan Foreign Ministry issued a note, saying only two of the victims were citizens of Moldova. Victor Rahmanov, the mayor of Dobrogea Veche village of Sangerei district, from where the killed Moldovans were, has told Info-Prim Neo that the other two men who died in the accident were also from Dobrogea Veche, but no longer had the domicile there.