
A 14-year-old boy passed out while warming up and running lightly.
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The teenager lost consciousness during a warm-up during a physical education lesson at school No. 7.
In Gorodets, Nizhny Novgorod region, a 14-year-old teenager did not survive a physical education lesson at school No. 7. This became known to the Ni Mash Telegram channel.
According to preliminary data, the young Russian felt unwell during warm-up and light running. The minor suddenly lost consciousness. The school nurse tried to resuscitate him, but was unsuccessful.
Ambulance doctors arrived at the school seven minutes later, but were also unable to do anything. Commentators on social networks indicated that the teenager had been vaping before the tragedy. The director of the educational institution chose not to disclose details about what happened.

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