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The child helped his father and got his hands in a working concrete mixer

Nine-year-old boy from the Tula region needed urgent help after a severe hand injury due to a concrete mixer

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The child helped his father and got his hands in a working concrete mixer

A nine-year-old boy from the Tula region needed urgent help after a severe hand injury due to a concrete mixer. Delivering the child to the hospital to the parents was helped by traffic police officers, reports Myslo with reference to the regional traffic police.

The boy helped his father with the housework and accidentally got his hand into the mechanism. The child’s fingers were in critical condition. Parents took their son to Tula on the highway M2 "Crimea", but because of the dense traffic quickly get to the hospital could not. Then the father turned to traffic police inspectors.

DPS employees turned on flashing beacons and escorted the car with the victim to the Tula Regional Children's Clinical Hospital. Doctors managed to provide the child with the necessary help. Now his hand has a chance to recover from the injury.

Earlier in the Irkutsk region, the child refused to sew a severed finger. Parents accuse the hospital of negligence.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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