Pokrovskaya fire: The paramedic saved a six-month-old boy from under rubble (photo)

The group of paramedics, according to Ruslan Gabanov, was first difficult to determine where the baby's crying came from. The 6-month-old boy was all in the blood. Paramedic Ruslan Gubanov helped to get out of the rubble of a house in Pokrovsk's father and a six-month-old boy. On November 30, the Russian rocket hit the courtyard of the house, causing the house to be completely destroyed, and two children, along with their parents, were under the rubble. About it reports "Public".

Adults are now in hospital. According to Ruslan Gubanov, arriving at the place of the rocket stroke, a group of paramedics began to parse the rubble, but at first it was difficult to determine where the crying of the baby came from. "We immediately ran into the yard, heard the crying of a baby where we could not understand, because it is very dark, dust, dirt, smoke.

We heard the crying of the baby, ran there, I saw that there was a man and a baby near him" , - said the paramedic of the National Police in Donetsk region. There was no time to think, having heard the crying of the baby and the cries of the adult, he acted quickly. The paramedic also noted that the baby was all in the blood, and it was important to determine if it was her blood. "Fortunately, I was not his blood.

I immediately grabbed a warm jacket, wrapped my baby and ran to the car so that we would take it to the hospital," he explained. As a result, it turned out that the boy had only scratches on the forehead, his father had moderate injuries, and his mother had a leg and joint. 31-year-old Ruslan teaches police officers to provide first aid to the wounded at the National Police Training Center. From the beginning of a full -scale invasion, it has been working in Donetsk region with a paramedic.

Tactical medicine, physical training and fire training are quite common, he explained, adding that he is going to go to the hospital in the near future and visit the six -month -old Ilai. On November 30, the Russian occupation group fired at six s-300 missiles Mirnograd, Novogrodivka and Pokrovsk of Donetsk region. During the shelling in Novogrodivka and Pokrovsk, ten people were injured, including four children.