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A baby suffocated in the Rostov region, stuck between the stairs

A terrible tragedy occurred last week in the city of Donetsk, Rostov region

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A baby suffocated in the Rostov region, stuck between the stairs

A terrible tragedy occurred last week in the city of Donetsk, Rostov region. According to a source portal DonDay, an 11-month-old child died, stuck in the opening between the steps of the stairs.

According to preliminary information, at the time of the incident, the baby’s mother was nearby. She managed to pull the baby out of the trap and rushed to hospital immediately. However, doctors failed to save the crumb.

The family of the deceased child is considered safe. The details of the tragedy are still being clarified.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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