Baku /30.10.19 / Turan: A criminal case has been launched on the fact that the human rights activist Ogtay Gyulaliyev was hit by a car, the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs said.
The collision took place on October 29 at 17:20 at the intersection of May 28 and Pushkin Streets with a Hyundai Accent car. A taxi driver Abdullayev was at the wheel. The driver delivered the victim to the Clinical Medical Center in his car. After providing primary care, Gyulaliyev was transferred to the City Hospital.
The health of the patient under medical supervision is assessed as moderate, the Interior Ministry said.
Nasimi district police officers inspected the scene of the incident and the vehicle. The driver Abdullayev was taken testimony and surveyed to identify the use of alcohol or drugs. A criminal case was file under Article 263.1 (violation of the rules of vehicle operation, which, through negligence, caused less serious damage to the health of the victim) of the Criminal Code. An investigation is underway.
It should be noted that the reports of the Ministry of Internal Affairs have bewildered the society, since Gyulaliyev received a serious cranial and cerebral injury. –06D-
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