In Kharkiv, an 8-year-old boy named Artem showed exceptional bravery during a fire in their apartment. He remained calm and saved the lives of both himself and his grandmother.
It all happened due to a short circuit that caused a fire in their home. Artem immediately took his phone and dialed '101', stating: 'There is a fire in my apartment and my grandmother is with me, who cannot get out by herself!'
“There is a fire in my apartment and my grandmother is with me, who cannot get out by herself!”
Firefighters promptly arrived at the scene, seeing smoke coming from the 4th floor window of the 9-story building. They managed to get Artem and his grandmother to safety, unharmed. The fire was quickly extinguished.
Teach your children to act in emergency situations
Artem's story is a clear example of how to respond correctly in an emergency situation. Parents should remember that children need to be taught:
- how to act in emergencies;
- how to call for help correctly ('101', '102', '103', '112');
- how to clearly state their address and other necessary information.
Teach your children to be like Artem - we are proud of this little hero!
The story of 8-year-old boy Artem, who saved his grandmother during a fire, reminds us that it is important to teach children how to respond correctly in emergency situations. His act is a wonderful example of bravery and selflessness that should be emphasized when teaching children important safety skills.