Russians threw a child out of a window during a fire

In St. Petersburg, parents threw their child out of the window of a nine-story building during a fire to save his life reports Fontanka .

The fire broke out on Saturday evening, January 9, in an apartment on the second floor, but the neighbors from above asked for help. At that moment they were seen by two leaders of Frunzensky UMVD , approaching the police station located in the neighboring building. They ran to the windows and first caught a blanket thrown by the Russians living on the third floor, and then a three-year-old girl. The child was not injured, but the police still called an ambulance.

As a result of the fire, a two-room apartment burned down, one person died. According to the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in St. Petersburg, there were no casualties. A total of 20 people were evacuated from the building.

In December, in New Tayswell, Tennessee, a seven-year-old boy saved from a burning house to his two-year-old sister. The fire broke out at night, and the adults did not manage to get through the flames to the room where the girl was sleeping. The father of the family broke the window into the bedroom where the little girl was and put the boy in so that he could get into the house and take his sister out.

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