In the Aukštųjų Rusokų village near Vilnius, firefighters responded to an emergency call regarding a minor who had climbed a telecommunications tower around 9:13 PM but was unable to get down. Police and rescue teams confirmed the situation upon arrival at the scene, indicating that the boy had climbed the tower out of curiosity.

Upon assessment, it was found that the youth was experiencing difficulty coming down the tower, leading to concern for his safety in the frigid temperatures. Firefighters who specialize in high-altitude rescues arrived at the scene and successfully brought the boy down from the tower, ensuring his safety and well-being.

Once rescued, the minor was handed over to emergency medical services due to severe cold exposure. This incident highlights the potential dangers of climbing such structures, particularly for youngsters driven by curiosity, and underscores the critical role of emergency services in responding to such situations.