In Pervouralsk, a town in Sverdlovsk Region, a pedestrian incident involving a Toyota Tundra left a 10-year-old boy with injuries. Immediately after the collision, the driver personally transported the boy to a medical facility, a detail confirmed by an emergency room source. The child appeared to have difficulty recalling the events and was unable to provide a clear account at first. This initial confusion is not uncommon in pediatric trauma cases where a blow to the head or a sudden impact can temporarily blur memory.
At the hospital, the young patient received rapid initial assessment. The emergency team described a preliminary diagnosis of a concussion, acknowledging that young children can manifest subtle symptoms after head injuries. The medical staff kept the family informed while summons for additional care and monitoring were placed in motion. A traffic police officer arrived on the scene promptly and began collecting facts from the driver, who remained at the center of the investigation as officers evaluated the circumstances surrounding the crash. The rapid response helped ensure the boy could be stabilized and moved into appropriate care without delay. [citation: emergency room source]
Subsequently, the child was transported to Yekaterinburg City Children’s Hospital No. 9 for further evaluation and treatment of a closed craniocerebral injury. The shift in venue reflected the need for specialized pediatric brain and trauma care, where specialists could perform detailed imaging and ongoing neurological checks. The medical team outlined a plan to monitor for potential evolving symptoms, manage pain, and ensure safe recovery for a child in a critical stage of development. [citation: hospital communications]
The incident happened on the morning of February 4, with initial scene images circulated by the Telegram channel “Incident Pervouralsk.” Authorities from the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate of Sverdlovsk region stated that a 32-year-old man was driving the Toyota Tundra and was sober at the time. He contended that he did not notice the child, attributing the collision to a high snowdrift that obscured the child’s presence. This assertion is undergoing verification through standard accident reconstruction methods, including traffic surveillance review and witness statements. Investigators are examining environmental factors, vehicle speed, and visibility to determine contributory elements and responsibilities. [citation: regional traffic service]
A separate report notes the arrest of a man for two months in Kursk region after prior allegations of assaulting a child in Kurchatov. This separate incident underscores ongoing concerns about child safety and the gravity of unlawful acts involving young people. The connection between the two events is not stated as direct, but both highlight the critical need for protective measures, rapid emergency response, and accountability in cases involving minors. Authorities continue to monitor developments and ensure appropriate legal processes proceed while prioritizing the welfare of affected children. [citation: regional law enforcement updates]