In Moscow, a man fell into an elevator shaft from the seventh floor and survived

In the Presnensky district of Moscow, a man collapsed into an elevator shaft from a height of the seventh floor. This was announced on September 7 by a source of Izvestia.

It is noted that the incident occurred in a house in Maly Kislovsky Lane.

"An industrial climber was cleaning the mine from the soot left after the fire and fell down," the source explained.

The injured man was taken out of the mine alive. The details are currently being clarified.

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In August, an elevator carrying two 16-year-olds collapsed in an apartment building in the south-east of the capital. During the movement, the lift suddenly began to fall, after which the emergency braking system was activated, and smoke went inside. Due to a faulty communication button with the dispatcher, the children could not call for help, and they were later released by staff who arrived at the scene.