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In Sergiev Posad, emergency services rescued a woman

On Monday morning, eyewitnesses reported to the service 112 about an elderly woman standing behind the railings of a balcony on the fifth floor of a house on Vorobyovskaya Street in Moscow. All operational services have arrived.

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In Sergiev Posad, emergency services rescued a woman

On Monday morning, eyewitnesses reported to the service 112 about an elderly woman standing behind the railings of a balcony on the fifth floor of a house on Vorobyovskaya Street in Moscow. All operational services have arrived.

The woman was at the height of the fifth floor. The tragedy was avoided – it was saved. The circumstances of the incident are being investigated. The reasons why the woman was behind the railing are established.

Experts say that such situations require an immediate response. Thanks to the coordinated actions of the services, trouble was prevented. The check is ongoing.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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