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In Finland, a police dog found and rescued a child buried under a snowdrift, reports Finland YLE. news service.
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Thanks to the police dog Kuha, a primary school-age child was saved, who was trapped under a one and a half meter high snowdrift as a result of snow removal work.
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A child was playing near a house where a snow removal machine was working, throwing snow into a large pile. He was last seen in the yard around seven in the evening. The police received a notification about the missing child at 10:00 p.m.
The children had dug caves in the pile left by the snowplow. A police dog checked the pile but found nothing. Before leaving, the policeman let the dog sniff the snow mountain one more time. This time the dog noticed something and refused to leave that place.
After midnight, police officers and Kuh managed to dig out the missing child, who was unconscious but regained consciousness in an ambulance.
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It was found that the child was playing in the snow cave he had built when the snowplow, cleaning the dusty roads, dumped a new batch of snow on it. This caused the cave to collapse, but up to one and a half meters of snow fell on the child.
However, a small air pocket remained in the snowdrift, which prevented the child from suffocating.
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2024-01-07 10:41:39
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