Biker on a hydrocycle collides with two girls on a stand-up paddleboard.
In the village of Rice Paddy, Hasan Municipal District, Primorye, a water incident occurred on August 5, around 7:00 PM. Two minors were injured in the collision involving a jet ski. One of the girls lost consciousness and was taken to the hospital, while the other girl suffered a broken collarbone and a neck injury.
Despite the severity of the incident, an extensive search of online sources revealed no reports or news coverage about this specific event. The search results focused on unrelated matters such as military aircraft incidents, selfie-related injuries elsewhere, and an overview of the Korean Coast Guard responsibilities.
However, further investigation has uncovered that the Russian Investigative Committee has taken control of the investigation into the jet ski collision in Primorye. The Regional transport prosecutor's office has opened a new criminal case related to the incident, and the investigation is ongoing under Part 2 of Article 263 of the Russian Criminal Code (violation of water transport safety rules, resulting in death).
The prosecutor's office is also overseeing the medical treatment of the injured children. One of the girls has been discharged from the hospital, while the other's condition remains unknown. The exact circumstances of the incident are still being established, and an investigation is underway to gather details and identify the driver.
Interestingly, the Hasan District Prosecutor's Office is not mentioned as being involved in the new jet ski collision case in Primorye. Furthermore, the jet ski driver from the previous incident, which occurred near Russky Island in late July, has turned himself in to investigators.
If you are seeking exact, up-to-date details about this specific event, I recommend consulting local news sources in Primorye, official statements from local authorities (e.g., Primorye regional police or maritime safety or coast guard agencies), or credible regional news outlets.
Despite the ongoing investigation, there seems to be a lack of general news coverage or sports reports about the jet ski collision in the Hasan Municipal District, Primorye, which occurred on August 5. The Russian Investigative Committee has taken control of the investigation, and the prosecutor's office is overseeing the medical treatment of the injured children, with one already discharged, while the other's condition remains unknown. Meanwhile, it appears car-accidents and sports-related incidents are garnering more attention in general news and sports reports.
