In Perm, a man rushed into the water for a drowning teenager
In Perm, a man rushed into the water to pull a drowning teenager from the river

In Perm, a man rushed into the water to pull a drowning teenager from the river.
Last night, an eleven-year-old guy went to the waterfront to go fishing with two friends. As the children roamed the coastal plates, one slipped on the icy surface and collapsed into the river. The other two did not fall, but the child immediately began to be demolished in a stream, and he began to cry for help. Passers-by quickly gathered on the shore, but no one dared to descend into the icy water.
Eugene, who witnessed the incident, threw off his clothes and threw himself into the water. He picked up the baby, dragged him by the leg onto concrete slabs and held him there until the rope arrived. In a conversation with dispatcher 112, the man reported being in the water for about ten minutes. The rescue team arrived only half an hour later. The child was not seriously injured.



