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The Bulgarian Black Sea town of Primorsko became the scene of a terrible accident after a Russian boy ended up in a coma while playing. File photo
A 12-year-old Russian boy is in a coma after fellow children buried him in the sand on the beach of the Bulgarian Black Sea town of Primorsko while playing a game on Wednesday morning.
The accident occurred when as a part of a game Oleg Nikolaevich's friends, all of them having their holidays on a child camp in the International Youth Center of Primorsko, decided to bury him in the sand, just for fun.
His body however happened to be above a 4-meter-deep air hole in the sand, which sunk him in.
The boy was rushed to the local hospital, but is unconscious, while the injuries that he suffered are life-threatening.
Doctor Boyko Mirazchiiski, director of Burgas hospital, is cooperating for the promptly issuance of visas for the boy's parents, who are expected to come to Bulgaria from the Russian capital Moscow.
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