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In Kazan, rescuers helped a five-year-old girl whose finger was stuck in a bottle

Rescue team needed a five-year-old girl who lives in a private house in Kazan

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The rescue team needed a five-year-old girl who lives in a private house in Kazan. Information about this was distributed by the press service of the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Republic of Tatarstan.

Service 112 received a signal: a child stuck his thumb into a hole with a narrow diameter - the neck of a plastic bottle intended for children. The girl could not free her finger by herself. The limb is swollen. Specialists who came on call helped the child. The girl was not injured.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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