In Moscow, a child survived after falling from a height of the third floor

A two-year-old girl survived after falling from an apartment window on the third floor of a residential building on Polyarnaya Street in Moscow. This was announced on October 26 by the prosecutor's office of the capital.

"It has been previously established that a young child fell out of the window of an apartment on the third floor of a residential building on Polyarnaya Street. A two—year-old girl has been hospitalized," the ministry said in a statement on the channel in Maks.

It is specified that the prosecutor's office is also monitoring the progress of the procedural audit. The causes and circumstances of the fall are being established.

The department urged parents not to leave their children unattended in rooms with open windows. Adults were advised not to put furniture and other objects near the window sills, which the child can climb up, and also, if possible, install blockers on the windows.

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On October 2, Russian Guard officer Ivan Podshivalov saved a child who almost fell out of a window in Pyatigorsk. He noticed that there was a child on the third floor of an apartment building who climbed onto the ledge through a half-open window. Podshivalov secured himself in the window opening of the second floor and insured the child until rescuers arrived, after which he helped deliver him to a safe place.