The teacher pinched the child's finger and did not provide first aid.
A teacher pinched a child's finger in a kindergarten in the Saratov region and did not give him first aid. On June 18, Izvestia was informed by the victim's mother.
According to her, a kindergarten employee pinched her son's finger on a wooden door. After the incident, the staff did not provide first aid and did not immediately call an ambulance. The child was hospitalized with an open fracture of the third phalanx and underwent surgery.
The boy's mother claims that the tutors do not take care of the children and even intimidate them: if someone does not want to sleep during the day, they tell him that they will call the police.
The investigative department of the Investigative Committee of Russia for the Saratov region reported that a procedural check has been organized on the grounds of a crime under Part 2 of Article 118 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("Causing serious harm to health due to negligence committed as a result of improper performance of professional duties by a person").
On May 13, a girl lost a toe in a preschool in Makhachkala. The ministry noted that the incident occurred on May 8. The parents discovered the damage after the child returned home and immediately took the girl to the hospital, where she received medical attention.
On May 14, Dagestan's law enforcement agencies reported that after the girl pinched her finger on the door, the teachers 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 Department of education of the city, Shagane Baymurzayeva, reported that the head and three employees of the kindergarten were dismissed in Makhachkala.
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