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In Moscow rescued fallen from the window of the child

In Moscow on the street 2nd Volskaya eyewitnesses rescued a boy born in 2022, which fell out of a window on the fourth floor, said the press service of the Moscow Prosecutor’s office.

In Moscow rescued fallen from the window of the child

In Moscow on the street 2nd Volskaya eyewitnesses rescued a boy born in 2022, which fell out of a window on the fourth floor, said the press service of the Moscow Prosecutor’s office.

The child is being examined by doctors. The Kuzmin Interdistrict Prosecutor’s Office took control of the establishment of the causes and circumstances of the incident, the report said.

The prosecutor's office urged not to leave children unattended in a room where a window is open or there is a possibility that the child will open it on his own.

In late May, a five-year-old child fell from the window of an apartment on the ninth floor in Moscow. The boy survived and was hospitalized. Prosecutors reported that the child climbed onto the windowsill and fell out when the mother briefly left the apartment.

Source: РБК ↗

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