In Tashkent, prevention inspectors rescued a girl who threw herself into a canal
In Tashkent, crime prevention inspectors saved a girl who jumped into the Bozsuv Canal. After a citizen reported the incident to "102", officers from the Yakkasaroy District Department of Internal Affairs arrived at the scene and pulled the girl out of the water. Medical assistance was provided to her at the hospital, and she was handed over to her parents.
In Tashkent, prevention inspectors rescued a girl who threw herself into a canal
In the Bozsuv canal in the city of Tashkent, a girl who threw herself into the water was rescued by prevention inspectors and a citizen, according to the capital's Main Department of Internal Affairs.
The incident took place in a closed section of the Bozsuv canal not intended for public walks. A citizen who was in the area saw the girl throw herself into the water and contacted the "102" service.
After receiving the report, inspectors from the Tepa neighborhood in the Yakkasaray district arrived at the scene. During the search, it was determined that the girl had been carried to the edge of the canal due to the strong current and swirling water.
Officer Ortiq Omonov immediately entered the water and pulled the girl out, while the second officer, Qudrat Rasulov, helped pull her up. After the girl was pulled from the water, she was given first aid and taken to the nearby City Hospital No. 5.
After medical assistance was provided, the girl's identity was established, and her parents living in the Yangiyul district of the Tashkent region were contacted. The girl was handed over to her parents safe and sound, and her condition is currently reported to be stable.