Two-Time Olympic Champion Hospitalized With Serious Burns After Fireplace Accident
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Two-Time Olympic Champion Hospitalized With Serious Burns After Fireplace Accident
A moment at home has turned into a fight for survival for one of Russia’s most celebrated sporting figures. Maria Shurochkina, a two-time Olympic artistic swimming champion, is in serious condition after suffering extensive burns in a fire at her Moscow apartment. The 31-year-old reportedly suffered the injuries while refilling a bioethanol fireplace at her […]
The swimmer was filling her bioethanol chimney when her clothes caught fire and the flames spread.
Russian Maria şuroşkina, a double Olympic champion in sync, was admitted to the hospital in severe condition after trying to light her bioethanol-functioning fireplace. While handling an extremely flammable liquid, a 32-year-old athlete suffered burns on one side of the body.
His clothes burned as he filled his fireplace with bioethanol and suffered serious burns to the head, neck, chest, abdomen and arms.
Former Russian sportswoman Maria Shurochkina, 31 years old, double Olympic champion at synchronized swimming, was rushed to hospital with particularly severe burns, following a violent fire erupted in her home in Moscow, located on the 17th floor. The incident occurred on the night of 8 to 9 November when Shurochkina tried to add fuel to a bioethanol fireplace without extinguishing it in advance. ...
Russian Maria Shurochkina, a double Olympic champion in synchronous swimming, was admitted to the hospital in severe condition after trying to light her bioethanol fireplace.
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