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A fifth-grader from Chechnya was awarded for saving a child

The Kadyrov Foundation awarded a boy from the village of Koskeldy, Gudermes district of the republic with a monetary prize for his heroic act

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A fifth-grader from Chechnya was awarded for saving a child

The Kadyrov Foundation awarded a boy from the village of Koskeldy, Gudermes district of the republic with a monetary prize for his heroic act. This was announced by the Minister of Education and Science of the region Khozh-Baudi Daayev.

Fifth grader Yakub Alviev saved a year and a half child. When the baby fell into the cesspool, adult men ran to his mother’s cry, but they could not squeeze inside. Then the eleven-year-old Jacob volunteered to help them.

The men held him by his legs and he managed to grab the baby and get him to the surface.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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