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In Shcherbinka 11-year-old tracker lost his leg

In the afternoon of November 10, a serious accident occurred. An 11-year-old student tried to cling to a freight train, but fell off and fell under the train. As a result, the child's leg was cut off.

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In Shcherbinka 11-year-old tracker lost his leg

In the afternoon of November 10, a serious accident occurred. An 11-year-old student tried to cling to a freight train, but fell off and fell under the train. As a result, the child's leg was cut off.

Despite the trauma, the boy survived. He is now in hospital. Doctors are giving him the necessary help.

The circumstances of what happened are being clarified. Experts remind about the danger of hooking. Parents are asked to watch the children.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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