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A sports school coach in Kabardino-Balkaria is set to stand trial, following the death of a 13-year-old girl during a training session. The incident, which occurred on a football field, has been linked to the coach's negligence due to a breach of safety protocols.
According to the local Investigative Committee, the coach organised simultaneous training in three disciplines, a practice that is against safety rules and was done without the school's permission. During the session, a javelin thrown by a minor boy struck the girl, resulting in her tragic death.
The cause of the girl's death was confirmed to be the javelin being thrown at her head. The coach now faces up to six years in prison, charged with providing services that did not meet safety requirements, leading to a person's death due to negligence.
Investigations into the case have been completed, with the regional branch of the Investigative Committee reporting the trial. However, specific details about the trial date or the circumstances surrounding the coach and the incident have not been found in the search results.
It is important to note that this incident occurred during a training session at the sports school. No further details about the boy who threw the javelin were provided in the report.
This unfortunate event serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to safety regulations in all aspects of life, especially in educational and sports environments where young lives are at stake.
- The tragic incident at the sports school, where a 13-year-old girl died during a training session due to a coach's negligence in breaking safety protocols, is categorized under both 'sports' and 'general-news'.
- The coach's actions, including organizing simultaneous training in three disciplines without the school's permission, have also brought the 'crime-and-justice' aspect into focus, as he faces up to six years in prison for providing services that did not meet safety requirements.
