A ten-year-old boy died as a result of electric shock at a car dealership in Moscow, where he went with his mother. In this respect reports Life connected to Shot.
Allegedly, a 38-year-old woman came to the dealership to take her Kia car for service on March 8. The son decided to charge his phone using the customer charger that was unplugged. As soon as he touched the device, a loud explosion was heard.
The mother herself called an ambulance to the car dealership. The child suffered an electric shock and burns on his hand and was taken to hospital. Also, the child’s left hand does not work.
Additionally, after the woman gave a statement to the police, an investigation into whether the child was injured continues.
Earlier, two fourth grade students had punctured the tires of ten cars in the Kemerovo region.