Bu içerik şu an yalnız İngilizce dilinde mevcut — çevirisi henüz hazırlanmadı.
Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Health reported the boy's full recovery — he is walking, talking, and running again.

A boy born in 2021 who fell from an escalator on August 11 at the Vefa shopping center in Bishkek has been discharged from the City Children's Clinical Emergency Hospital, according to Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Health.
The child was admitted to the hospital in extremely critical condition, unconscious. Doctors diagnosed a severe traumatic brain injury, skull fractures, brain edema, and an epidural hematoma in the left parietal region. Neurosurgeons performed emergency surgery; one week later the boy regained consciousness.
After one month of treatment and rehabilitation under continuous medical supervision, the child made a full recovery: he walks independently, speaks, plays, and runs.
Before discharge, Health Minister Damir Osmonov personally visited the boy and thanked the doctors for saving his life.
A four-year-old boy who fell from an escalator at Vefa mall on August 11 with a severe traumatic brain injury has made a complete recovery after one month of treatment and has been discharged from the hospital. Neurosurgeons performed emergency surgery, and the child regained the ability to walk, speak, and run independently.
The case demonstrates the possibility of full recovery even from severe trauma in children when medical care is provided promptly. The incident may revive discussions about child safety on escalators in shopping centers and the need for supervision.