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Drunk Driver Rams SUV Into Parked Vehicles, Injures Dog In Delhi's CR Park

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Who wrote first

  1. Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia Tengrinews (Kazakhstan)
  2. Russia MK — news
  3. Asia and Oceania NDTV

How it is reported

Russia

MK — news translate
In Cheboksary, a drunk driver without a license drove into a pole in a rented car
MK — news translate
Drunk Russian without a license made a serious accident on a stolen car
MK — news translate
Drunk Murmansk citizen without rights stole Audi and got into an accident
RIA Novosti translate
In Novosibirsk, the driver without a license made an accident with five victims

Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia

Tengrinews (Kazakhstan) translate
Driver without a license drove on terrencourt in someone else's car - video

Asia and Oceania

NDTV
Drunk Driver Rams SUV Into Parked Vehicles, Injures Dog In Delhi's CR Park

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