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Guests of children's days "Fashion Week" in Yekaterinburg warned about the danger of falling from a height

In Yekaterinburg from 5 to 7 November children's days "Fashion Week"

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Guests of children's days "Fashion Week" in Yekaterinburg warned about the danger of falling from a height

In Yekaterinburg, from 5 to 7 November, the children's days of Fashion Week were held. The event was organized in the Ural Center for Design Development - in a new building in the Historical Park.

Guests of the event were surprised to find that in the galleries above the hall, located in the atrium, where the screenings were held, glazed fences were installed, on which the inscriptions “Do not lean!” were pasted.

For fear of falling from the height of the third floor, children and adults tried not to touch the glass fence.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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