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The ambulance team arrived at the call of the mother of a 17-year-old patient in Moscow.
In Moscow, a 17-year-old patient attacked an ambulance crew who came to him on call. Mash reports this.
It is clarified that the call was made by the teenager’s 36-year-old mother. However, the young man locked himself in the toilet from the arriving doctors. When they started knocking on the door, the teenager opened it and attacked the doctors with a knife.
According to the publication, a 40-year-old paramedic and an orderly received cuts. Both men were hospitalized.
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