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Perfect selfie: 15 year old Russian girl killed by freight train

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Karina Baymukhambetova
Pictured, Russian teen girl, Karina Baymukhambetova.
Karina Baymukhambetova
Pictured, Russian teen girl, Karina Baymukhambetova.

Karina Baymukhambetova, 15 year old Russian girl killed by freight train while taking selfie photo on railway tracks in Orsk, Orenburg.

A 15 year old schoolgirl has been ‘cut into pieces’ by a freight train while taking a selfie on the tracks in Russia.

Karina Baymukhambetova, 15, was killed in Orsk, Orenburg, despite the driver ‘desperately’ applying the emergency brake.

Local media reported a relative who had been with the victim- managing to jump from the tracks before the incoming train.

He is said to have warned her of the danger only for the teen girl to allegedly tell him, ‘Be afraid of nothing in life.’

Reiterated the report, ‘The train driver spotted people on the railway line and sounded his horn.

‘He applied the train’s emergency brakes but failed to stop the train in time to avoid a tragedy.

‘The boy managed to jump away but the girl was not so lucky and was hit by the train which cut her body into pieces.’

Karina Baymukhambetova
Karina Baymukhambetova

Karina Baymukhambetova: ‘Be afraid of nothing in life’ – but at one’s own peril. 

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Karina’s death provoked an outpouring of grief on social media.

Posted, Karina’s friend Anastasia Meshkova, ‘We remember, we love, we grieve.’

Wrote, family friend Lena Dzyuba, ‘Such grief. How her mother cried, my heart almost broke into pieces, so awful.’

Friend Anna Kalamaeva told the dead girl’s 39 year old mother Natalia, ‘Eternal memory to your little angel.’

A decision is to be made soon on opening a criminal case into Karina’s death.

The tragedy has led to a warning to young people in Russia on the need for selfie safety.

Denis Khnykin, transport police senior youth liaison inspector, told parents: ‘I ask you to pay your attention once again and to warn your relatives.

‘Please remind them of the fact that railways are dangerous both for your health and life.’

A point of fact which paradoxically makes some aspiring social media personalities willing to risk life and limb for the perfect photo op in a bid to further augment their social media status.

Elena Zaporozhskaya, Orsk social policy chief, said, ‘Children need to be able to say ‘no’ when something is risky for their life and health.’

‘It is a hard thing to learn but necessary.

‘Secondly, I want parents to know where their children are and with whom they are spending time.

‘People must protect the lives and health of their children.’

The latest fatality follows that of two 14 year olds incurring electric shocks in separate incidents after trespassing on rail tracks.

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Karina Baymukhambetova
Karina Baymukhambetova pictured with her mother, Natalia.
Karina Baymukhambetova
Karina Baymukhambetova
Karina Baymukhambetova
Karina Baymukhambetova
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