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Ребенок выпал из окна 23-го этажа жилого дома. Предварительно сообщается, что он оставался без присмотра взрослых.
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Мальчик 2025 года рождения выпал из окна квартиры на 23-м этаже на улице Новочеремушкинская в Москве и погиб.
По предварительным данным, ребенок ненадолго остался без присмотра взрослых.
МОСКВА, 1 окт - РИА Новости. Полуторагодовалый мальчик выпал из окна на 23-м этаже дома на Новочеремушкинской улице в Москве и погиб, сообщили РИА Новости в прокуратуре столицы.
"Из окна квартиры на 23 этаже жилого дома на улице Новочеремушкинская выпал ребенок. Мальчик 2025 года рождения скончался на месте", - сказали в пресс-службе прокуратуры.
По предварительным данным, ребенок остался ненадолго без присмотра взрослых.

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