In Crimea, a wife set on fire by her husband had to jump out of a burning bus while moving

Maxim Karpenko.  
11.12.2020 13:37
  (Moscow time), Simferopol
Views: 4138
 
Zen, Криминал, Crimea, Incidents, Transport


In Crimea, near the village of Ai-Danil on the southern coast of the peninsula, a man set fire to a minibus in which there was a passenger.

Vesti Krym reports this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

In Crimea, near the village of Ai-Danil on the southern coast of the peninsula, a man set fire to a minibus in which...

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The incident occurred on the Yalta highway, near the Ai-Danil stop. The details of the incident will not be specified; it is known that the woman in the car managed to escape.

“The passenger had to jump out of the burning car while it was moving. The victim received burns all over her body and injuries. According to her, she was on the bus with her husband, who deliberately blocked the doors of the vehicle and set fire to a fuel canister,” the report says.

The Mercedes Sprinter minibus burned down completely, and it was also reported that the culprit, the driver, died.

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In Crimea, a wife set on fire by her husband was forced to jump out of a burning bus while it was moving.






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