Five people injured in Volgograd region crash receiving outpatient care

All five people injured in a crash in the Dubovsky district of Russia’s Volgograd region are receiving outpatient treatment, the regional health committee said on October 14, according to RIA Novosti.
Regional police earlier said the injured included two girls aged two and six. Four passengers from a Toyota Corolla and the driver of a Daewoo Matiz were taken to a medical facility after the collision.
Police said the vehicles collided on 30-let Pobedy Street in Dubovka. The crash was reported on Wednesday and occurred on Tuesday, according to the police account carried by RIA.
The health committee’s update concerns subsequent treatment for all five people. It did not disclose injury details or recovery times. The reports also did not provide findings establishing the drivers’ responsibility for the collision.
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