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Half-naked girl rescued from Neva in the center of St. Petersburg

In St. Petersburg rescuers took from the Neva 25-year-old girl

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Half-naked girl rescued from Neva in the center of St. Petersburg

In St. Petersburg rescuers took from the Neva 25-year-old girl. The victim was handed over to doctors and hospitalized. This is reported by “Fontanka” with reference to the MOE.

According to eyewitnesses, the girl was in the water half-dressed near the Annunciation Bridge.

The victim was allegedly drunk. How she ended up in the water is not yet known.

Earlier in St. Petersburg, an industrial climber died after falling from a 25-storey house on Bryantsev Street.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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