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В Екатеринбурге полиция задержала работника склада Wildberries по делу о гибели кладовщицы

После трагической гибели кладовщицы склада Wildberries в Екатеринбурге сотрудники полиции задержали 25-летнего работника, который был ответственным за соблюдение требований охраны труда. Об этом сообщили в правоохранительных органах.
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