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In the Voronezh district Shilovo girl died after falling from a window

The tragedy occurred on the night of Sunday, October 25, in the district Shilovo in Voronezh

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In the Voronezh district Shilovo girl died after falling from a window

The tragedy occurred on the night of Sunday, October 25, in the Shilovo microdistrict in Voronezh. The girl fell from the balcony of a 17-storey house on the visor of the entrance and died. This was reported by witnesses on social networks.

The incident happened at about 00:44 at the house No. 12 on Klyuchnikov Street.

According to local residents, before the fall, the girl tried to get into the first entrance, but could not, and then went into the second. Eyewitnesses also claim that the CCTV footage shows her drinking something shortly before the incident.

Official information about the circumstances of what happened in the initial report is not given.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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