In Kaarina, Finland, a child fell into a significantly waterlogged underpass on the morning of the incident, which occurred around half past seven at the intersection of Vyyryläisenmäentie and Kaarinantie. The underpass had been filled with excessive water, creating a dangerous situation. Thanks to the prompt action of a nearby relative, the child was quickly rescued from the water, and emergency services proceeded with the necessary procedures, ensuring the child was transported to the hospital for further care.

The police confirmed that although the situation was serious, the child's life is no longer in danger. A range of emergency responders, including the police, emergency services, and the local rescue department, were involved in the response efforts. As part of their investigation into the incident, police have filed a report concerning potential violations of regulations related to the maintenance and cleanliness of public areas, particularly focusing their inquiry on the responsibilities involved and whether any wrongdoing has occurred in this unfortunate incident.

Authorities have indicated that the classification of the potential offense may evolve as the investigation proceeds, emphasizing the legal ramifications surrounding public safety. At present, the police have not disclosed further details but are committed to understanding the broader implications of maintenance practices and ensuring accountability in such situations. In combination with the operation of emergency services, this incident raises questions about infrastructure safety during adverse weather conditions.