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In Volgograd rescued a man with signs of hypothermia, pulling him from the Volga

A report of a man in the water near the quay wall of the Embankment of the 62nd Army - next to a fast food restaurant - was received by the duty officer from the fire department dispatcher

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In Volgograd rescued a man with signs of hypothermia, pulling him from the Volga

Rescuers of the Krasnosloboda search and rescue unit left for the call. They promptly arrived at the scene and removed from the waters of the Volga River a man born in 1970. This was reported in the rescue service of the Volgograd region.

The victim was handed over to the ambulance team - he showed signs of hypothermia.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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