The Swedes will help find out why the bypass road in Crimea collapsed
Simferopol, October 02 (PolitNavigator, Kirill Boyarin) – The tragedy on the Simferopol road is being investigated by specialists from Russian regions and a Swedish company
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Experts from different regions of Russia arrived to help investigate the causes of the collapse of a section of the bypass highway in Simferopol, which claimed the lives of six people. The acting director told reporters about this at a press conference in Simferopol. Minister of Transport of Crimea Anatoly Tsurkin.
According to him, specialists from the Far East, Voronezh and St. Petersburg took part in two meetings of a special commission created by the government to investigate the causes of the tragedy.
“Today, specialists from various regions of the Russian Federation promptly arrived and actively got involved in the work,” Tsurkin said.
In addition, according to Tsurkin, the reasons why the tunnel arch collapsed under the road are also being determined by the Swedish company that installed these structures.
“Representatives of the Swedish company confirmed that they indeed supplied and installed the tunnel arch structure, but according to preliminary results, the cause of the collapse is unknown, that is, the causes will be established together with them,” added the Minister of Transport.
Recall On September 28, a sinkhole occurred on a section of the Evpatoria-Nikolaevka bypass highway, into which a car with eight passengers fell at speed. Six people died, two more are in hospital. Based on the tragedy, law enforcement officers opened a criminal case on the grounds of a crime under Part 3 of Art. 109 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (causing death by negligence of two or more persons), and the company involved in the construction of the route was suspended from participation in other projects.
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