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In Novokuznetsk, rescuers pulled a teenager out of an underground bunker

The incident occurred in the factory district

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In Novokuznetsk, rescuers pulled a teenager out of an underground bunker

In Novokuznetsk, the help of rescuers was needed by a teenager who climbed into an underground technological bunker and could not get out on his own. This was reported in the Department for the Protection of Population and Territory of Novokuznetsk.

The incident occurred on November 9 in the factory district. The teenager was at a depth of 50 meters, but managed to call for help. The age of the young dungeon explorer is not specified.

“Rescuers for the protection of the population and territory have arrived promptly. Using climbing equipment, the young man was successfully raised to the surface. Fortunately, medical care was not needed, the department said.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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