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A 5-Year-Old Child Falls Through the Window of the First Floor, in the City of Générat, in Sorgues

A 5-year-old boy was seriously injured this Friday, October 2, 2026, at around 6.50 p.m., after falling from the first floor of a building on Gustave-Eiffel Street, in Sorgues. Neighbors see the child fall Several inhabitants of the city...

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A 5-Year-Old Child Falls Through the Window of the First Floor, in the City of Générat, in Sorgues

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