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The incident occurred in Thailand, where a Russian working for the Ministry of Emergency Situations noticed a drowning girl and immediately came to her aid.
A Russian saved a drowning girl in Thailand.
The man, who works in the Ministry of Emergency Situations, was captured on video by his wife.
MOSCOW, October 2 - RIA Novosti. A Russian saved a drowning girl in Thailand, the video was published by his wife on social networks.
“My husband saved the girl without a second’s hesitation. My husband works for the Ministry of Emergency Situations, but even in Thailand he saves lives. My hero,” she wrote.
In the video, a man swims up to a drowning girl, picks her up and swims with her towards the pier. There a passerby helps them get out of the water.

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