Police and State Emergency Service rescued children from a sewer on Khreshchatyk in Kyiv
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In Kyiv, the police and the State Emergency Service rescued children who got lost in a storm sewer on Khreshchatyk. The children were cold but otherwise fine.
In Kyiv, police and State Emergency Service employees jointly rescued children who got lost in the sewage system. This was reported by UNN with reference to the first deputy head of the Patrol Police Department, Oleksiy Biloshytskyi.
Details
The children were found in a storm drain on Khreshchatyk. They were cold and asked for help.
Patrol officers calmed the lost children, and rescuers pulled them out of the underground trap. Fortunately, they are all right. Juvenile prevention officers are clarifying all the circumstances on the spot.
Biloshytskyi noted that the sewage network is a dangerous labyrinth where collapses, toxic gas leaks, or sudden flooding can occur at any moment.
I appeal to parents: talk to your children about safety. Explain that curiosity should not put them in danger. Our shared responsibility is to preserve their lives and health.
Recall
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