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In Rostov, the baby was in the hospital because of soldering acid

In Rostov, three-month-old baby was hospitalized after contact with soldering acid

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In Rostov, the baby was in the hospital because of soldering acid

In Rostov three-month-old baby was hospitalized after contact with soldering acid. The incident occurred on November 3 in an apartment on Nizhny Bulvarnaya Street.

The child was with his two-year-old brother. At one point, the infant took a vessel with a chemical liquid that accidentally spilled onto him.

The child screamed and the parents noticed what had happened. The child was taken to the pediatric surgery department, where doctors identified a mild chemical burn.

According to a source Donday, the condition of the baby allowed him to be discharged from the hospital on November 4.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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