Pensioner in Novosibirsk seeks compensation of 200 million rubles from the transportation company
In the city of Novosibirsk, an 82-year-old woman has filed a lawsuit against a local transport company, seeking moral and material damages. The lawsuit stems from an incident that occurred in April 2024, when the woman was involved in a traffic accident while boarding a bus.
According to CCTV footage, the woman approached the back door of the moving bus, placed her bags, and attempted to board as the vehicle began to move. In an attempt to help, a young man inside the bus tried to pull her in, but unfortunately, both ended up on the pavement.
As a result of the incident, the woman was taken to the hospital where she was diagnosed with a concussion and extensive bruising. A year later, she still has a bump on her head that causes pain when she brushes her hair.
Initially, the transport company offered to pay 10,000 rubles, but the woman is seeking 200 million. The next hearing in her lawsuit is scheduled for September.
It is important to note that the article does not mention any connection between the woman's lawsuit and a robbery incident. Furthermore, no criminal case has been opened in relation to the bus accident.
Meanwhile, a separate incident occurred in Novosibirsk where a man attacked a child and stole a bag containing a million rubles. The identity of the man who committed the robbery is not disclosed in the article. The details of the child's medical condition and the consequences of the attack are not provided in the article. It is unclear if the robbery is related to the woman's case or if it is a separate incident.
As this specific event is not covered in the indexed sources provided, further investigation may be required to obtain more information on the case, such as checking local Novosibirsk news outlets, court records, or transport company statements directly.
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