A schoolboy with vision problems had his spine broken during physical education in Crimea
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- In the Simferopol region, a fifth-grader with special health requirements had his spine broken during a physical education lesson.
- A classmate used it as a support for a jump.
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Why It Matters
The fifth-grader has a special vision health group; instead of doing exercises, he did written assignments on the bench.
A fifth-grader from Klenovka, Simferopol district, with vision problems, had his spine broken during a physical education lesson. The Telegram channel “Mash on the Wave” became aware of this.
The mother of a young Russian said that her son has a special health group. Instead of physical exercise, the child completes written assignments while sitting on a bench. During one of the lessons, a peer ran up to the boy, put his hands on his shoulders, pushed off as if from a support, and jumped.
At the hospital, the fifth-grader was diagnosed with compression fractures of five thoracic vertebrae. He spent several months at home in a corset. The student's poor vision dropped by another 20 percent.
According to the parent, law enforcement officers did not initiate a criminal case because they did not see the corpus delicti. Also, no signs of beatings were found on the child. The victim's family, together with a lawyer, contacted the prosecutor's office and the Ministry of Education. The school where everything happened refused to comment to journalists.
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The prosecutor's office will conduct an investigation into the student's injury
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- Why did law enforcement agencies refuse to initiate a case?
- What is the school management's position on this incident?
