Jimu News Reporter Zhang Wanjun
On the afternoon of November 8, an accident occurred in a kindergarten on Dai Zhen Road, Tunxi District, Huangshan, Anhui: a 6-year-old girl fell into a coma in the kindergarten and died after her family sent her to the hospital. Currently, the local police are investigating this.
On November 9, Mr. Li (surname changed), a merchant near the incident site, told Jimu News reporter that at about 5 pm on the 8th, he suddenly heard a movement outside the store. When he came out of the store, he saw a man holding a girl at the entrance of the kindergarten, and the girl’s limbs were drooping. The nervous man shouted to the kindergarten: "Here comes a teacher to help," but no teacher came. Seeing that the girl's condition was urgent, he suggested that the man rush the girl to a nearby health center for first aid and then call 120 for emergency help. The man followed his advice and rushed to the health center with the girl in his arms. On the morning of the 9th, he learned that the girl had not been rescued.
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Mr. Li introduced that the girl is 6 years old and is a student of Boai Kindergarten Yuxi Branch.
A local citizen told a reporter from Jimu News that on the morning of the 9th, he learned from the family of the girl who died unfortunately at the gate of the kindergarten that the girl was in a senior class. The father did not pick up the child when school was over, so he went to look for her on the campus and found the girl on the slide. The girl's face was bruised when she was found, and she was sent to the hospital but could not be rescued.
A staff member of the Yuxi Branch of Boai Kindergarten said that there were no classes in the kindergarten today. She could not say more about the matter. The specific situation had to wait for official notification from the relevant departments.
Staff from Liyang Police Station in Huangshan City told Jimu News reporters that the matter is under investigation.
(Source: Jimu News)
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