US EditionBub Falls From the Wall in Tyrol - Reanimated
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The three-year-old suffered severe head injuries.
A three-year-old apparently fell from a wall about 75 centimetres high in Dölsach in East Tyrol on Tuesday afternoon and suffered severe head injuries. The mother first took the boy home and laid him down as he was well and he was approachable. A short time later, however, she noticed that something was wrong and made an emergency call. An emergency medical team had to resuscitate the three-year-old at short notice, the police reported.
At around 3 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon, a 36-year-old German citizen living in Dölsach and her three-year-old son were collecting nuts near their home.
A dramatic accident occurred on Monday afternoon in Dölsach: A three-year-old boy fell from a low wall while playing and suffered severe head injuries. The child had to be reanimated later. On the afternoon of November 4th, a 36-year-old German citizen, residing in Dölsach (East Tyrol), with her 3-year-old son near her house to collect nuts. When the mother picked up a nut from the ground, she looked again at her son and saw that it had obviousl…
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