This is the building of horror in New Belgrade: Russian teen falls from 17 meters, miraculously survives
A Russian girl (17), who survived a fall from the height of 17 meters, is now in the Emergency Center in Belgrade and in stable condition, Telegraf.rs has learned.
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The teenager fell from the 6th floor of a building in New Belgrade last night, around 10 pm.
The police and the Higher Prosecution in Belgrade have been informed about the case.
A Telegraf.rs reporter found out that the building from which she fell was once used for playing paintball, but when it closed it remained half-built, without a fence and therefore very risky.
Inside the building from which the girl fell there are piles of garbage, empty and broken bottles, as well as mattresses. On the first floor there are still the remains of the former paintball area, with the shooting bags that served as barricades for players, but the condition of the building gets worse and worse as one climbs up the floors.
"The girl fell from the very top of the building where there is no protection, and it is very easy to slip and fall," said one of the witnesses of the unusual drama that unfolded last night.
(Telegraf.rs)