A girl threw herself into a canal in Tashkent: inspectors saved her
He was reported to have been taken to the hospital and his condition is currently stable.
A girl who threw herself into the Bo'zsuv canal in Tashkent city was rescued with the help of prevention inspectors and a citizen who witnessed the incident. She was taken to the hospital, and her condition is currently stable.
According to the Tashkent City Main Internal Affairs Directorate report, the incident occurred in the closed section of the Bo'zsuv canal not intended for public walking. A citizen who was in the area saw the girl jump into the water and immediately contacted the "102" service.
After the report was received, prevention inspectors assigned to the Tepa mahalla of Yakkasaray district arrived at the scene. During the search, they determined that the girl had been carried by the strong water current and swirling motions to the edge of the canal.
After that, prevention inspector Ortiq Omonov entered the water and began rescuing the girl. The second officer, Qudrat Rasulov, helped to pull her out of the water.
First aid was provided to the rescued girl at the scene. She vomited because she had swallowed a large amount of water. She was later taken to City Hospital No. 5.
After medical assistance, the girl's identity was established, and contact was made with her parents living in Yangiyo'l district of Tashkent region. The girl was handed over to her parents after the hospital. It was reported that her condition is currently stable.
