In Yekaterinburg, Russia, a miraculous incident took place recently. An 80-year-old woman accidentally fell from the 6th floor of her apartment building, landing directly onto the roof of a car parked below, causing it to dent and sustain damage, but miraculously, she survived the fall.
According to a report from the UK’s “The Sun,” surveillance footage captured the moment the elderly woman, with tremendous force, hit a Hyundai car roof, manufactured by the South Korean company, causing it to collapse and the windshield to shatter.
The elderly woman was cleaning the windows of her apartment when she lost her balance and plummeted from the sixth floor, landing precisely on the car below. Moments later, she got up, sought help, and was able to walk as if nothing had happened.
Before paramedics arrived and transported her to the hospital, she even conversed with onlookers, appearing uninjured.
The owner of the car told Russian media outlet E1.RU, “I saw her lying on my car through the window. They said she was a neighbor from the 6th floor. I’ve lived in this building for 12 years, never seen her before, or know these neighbors.”
Local authorities stated in a press release that preliminary investigations suggest the elderly woman may have fallen from the window due to her own negligence. She has been taken to a medical facility for necessary assistance, and the police are investigating the incident.
Incidents of narrowly escaping peril like this one also occurred last year in the northern French city of Aubervilliers. In a previous report by Epoch Times, a 4-year-old boy fell from the balcony of a 16th-floor apartment and landed on the roof of a pharmacy, miraculously surviving with only minor injuries, without any serious fractures or injuries. This event was considered a miracle by the boy’s parents and doctors, even leading his mother to develop a newfound belief in a higher power.
Such stories of lucky escapes serve as a reminder of the fragility and resilience of life, and the inexplicable forces that sometimes protect us in moments of danger.