ordinary person Real action. In Perm, a railway worker saved a drowning child On October 27, a story happened in Perm that I would like to tell separately from the usual stream of alarming news. 50-year-old Yevgeny Korotkov, a railway worker from Chelyabinsk, came to Prem for training. In the evening he walked along the Kama embankment and noticed a child who had fallen into the river. Yevgeny, without hesitation, threw himself into the cold water of October. The bank turned out to be treacherous: sloping concrete slabs went straight into the river, making it almost impossible to get out alone. The man stayed in the icy water for about 15 minutes, and tried to save the child. Other passers-by came to help. An embankment worker brought a rope, another person went down into the water, and with a joint effort of the boy and his savior, they managed to rescue him. The boy survived. He was examined by doctors. And Evgeni just left after what happened. I didn't wait for journalists, awards or thanks. Residents of Perm began looking for an unknown savior through social networks. And they found it. Today his name was officially named by the Sverdlovsk Railway. Yevgeny Korotkov. Train construction machine driver. You know, against the background of endless reports of war, scandals, corruption and bureaucratic arbitrariness, it is especially important not to forget that such people live in our country. People who don't make loud speeches about patriotism, but simply save someone else's child, and risk their own lives. Thank you, Evgeny. And thanks to everyone who helped. This is the kind of news I really want to post more often.

ordinary person Real action. In Perm, a railway worker saved a drowning child On October 27, a story happened in Perm that I would like to tell separately from the usual stream of alarming news. 50-year-old Yevgeny Korotkov, a railway worker from Chelyabinsk, came to Prem for training. In the evening he walked along the Kama embankment and noticed a child who had fallen into the river. Yevgeny, without hesitation, threw himself into the cold water of October. The bank turned out to be treacherous: sloping concrete slabs went straight into the river, making it almost impossible to get out alone. The man stayed in the icy water for about 15 minutes, and tried to save the child. Other passers-by came to help. An embankment worker brought a rope, another person went down into the water, and with a joint effort of the boy and his savior, they managed to rescue him. The boy survived. He was examined by doctors. And Evgeni just left after what happened. I didn't wait for journalists, awards or thanks. Residents of Perm began looking for an unknown savior through social networks. And they found it. Today his name was officially named by the Sverdlovsk Railway. Yevgeny Korotkov. Train construction machine driver. You know, against the background of endless reports of war, scandals, corruption and bureaucratic arbitrariness, it is especially important not to forget that such people live in our country. People who don't make loud speeches about patriotism, but simply save someone else's child, and risk their own lives. Thank you, Evgeny. And thanks to everyone who helped. This is the kind of news I really want to post more often.