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In Zheleznogorsk, the girl left the house and got lost

In Zheleznogorsk, an eight-year-old girl left home and got lost

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In Zheleznogorsk, the girl left the house and got lost

In Zheleznogorsk, an eight-year-old girl left home and got lost. It was discovered by police officers during patrol. This was reported in the press service of the Kursk police today, October 10.

The girl was not dressed for the weather and could not give her home address. The police took the child to the police station. PDN inspectors quickly identified the parents and summoned them to the department.

It turned out that the girl left alone and lost her way. My father didn’t notice it and my mother was at work. Administrative reports were drawn up on parents for failure to perform parental duties.

Parents were interviewed about the inadmissibility of such situations and the need to ensure the safety of the child.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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