Ten years Jilu called a real hero after she saved her 3-year-old sister from certain death in the pool in Atlanta last month.
Shocking, but happily ended the incident was in the field «view» of the cameras.
As reported by WSB TV, Gala, Dalis and her little sister Kali has been in the residential complex of Savoy Apartment Complex in Chamblee, Georgia on may 15. A little girl was wearing a children’s inflatable range, which many parents believe is perfectly safe. Gaila noticed that Cali went under water and within 2 minutes trying to make a saving breath of air. At this point, the elder sister ran to the pool, jumped in and pulled Cali out of the water. In an interview with ABC News young heroine said: «It was quite heavy, so I had to drag her by the hair, then I grabbed her waist and lifted her onto the edge of the pool».
A surveillance video shows 3-year-old Kali Dallis nearly drowning in an apartment pool before her older sister, Jayla Dallis, and a nearby police officer saved her life. Now, her mother is sending an urgent message about pool safety. https://t.co/Qby1SZpC1n pic.twitter.com/hccUKZneTV
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Police Sergeant Chamblee ed lions arrived on the scene, one of the first. He admitted that the little girl reminded him of his own 6-year-old daughter. «I felt like there lies my daughter. The same swimsuit as her. Hair in a bun on her head. But you need to keep off these thoughts and doing what you’ve been taught,» he told lions.
Aunt Cali and the building Manager took turns doing the girl CPR before she was taken to hospital Scottish Rite Hospital alive but in critical condition.
Gila and mother Kali rushed to the hospital as soon as the woman learned about the incident. Doctors warned her that they aren’t sure they’ll survive girl.
Now, 2 weeks later, Cali came to myself again and on Friday it’ll be discharged.
«It’s amazing. It’s a miracle. Don’t take your eyes off them. All beach baby inflatable toys is unsafe. Be careful. Watch out for the kids,» said mother Kali.
Doctors expect that she will be able to fully recover from the experience.
