A girl who lost her finger in a kindergarten in Makhachkala was discharged from the hospital

A three-year-old girl who lost a toe in a kindergarten in Makhachkala has been discharged from the hospital. This was announced to Izvestia on May 14 by the head of the Department of Traumatology Huseyn Rustamov.

He explained that the girl was admitted to a medical facility with severe stress and reacted violently to strangers. In the dressing room, it turned out that the patient's nail phalanx of the little finger was completely missing.

"The wound was open, the wound was still bleeding. The child was in a stressful state, screaming, crying. <...> It is very difficult to say whether he was under painkillers, because we did not conduct any blood test. But the child reacted more to external factors than to the pain itself," said Rustamov.

The traumatologist noted that it was almost impossible to restore the little finger due to a variety of circumstances.

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The incident in the Dagestan kindergarten became known on May 13. The parents discovered the damage after the child returned home on May 8 and immediately took the girl to the hospital. She was treated, but her finger could not be saved.

On May 14, law enforcement agencies in Dagestan reported that after the girl pinched her finger on the door, the educators cut it off and put it in her tights. No ambulance was called for the child. The parents, having discovered the injury, took their daughter to the hospital. Later, the head of the city's education department, Shagane Baymurzayeva, reported that the head and three kindergarten staff had been dismissed in Makhachkala.