Coverage dated May 15, 2025
2-year-old boy survives 15-story fall from Maryland apartment building, suffers only broken arm
Headline from ABC 7 Chicago
A young child fell from the 15th story of a high-rise apartment building on Oak Leaf Drive in Montgomery County, Maryland on Thursday, officials said.
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ABC 7 Chicago
2-year-old boy survives 15-story fall from Maryland apartment building, suffers only broken arm ↗ (opens ABC 7 Chicago)Published
ABC 7 Chicago's feed description
A young child fell from the 15th story of a high-rise apartment building on Oak Leaf Drive in Montgomery County, Maryland on Thursday, officials said.
FOX 29 Philadelphia
2-year-old boy survives fall from 15th story of Maryland apartment building ↗ (opens FOX 29 Philadelphia)Published
FOX 29 Philadelphia's feed description
People are calling it a miracle in Montgomery County after a two-year-old survived a fall from the 15th floor of an apartment building.
NBC New York
Toddler survives fall from 15th floor of Maryland apartment building ↗ (opens NBC New York)Published
NBC New York's feed description
A 2-year-old reportedly fell from the 15th floor of an apartment building in Silver Spring, Maryland, but bushes broke the fall.
WTOP Washington DC
2-year-old survives 15-story fall from Silver Spring apartment building balcony ↗ (opens WTOP Washington DC)Published
WTOP Washington DC's feed description
A 2-year-old boy fell off a 15th floor balcony at an apartment building in Silver Spring, Maryland, on Thursday and miraculously survived.
NBC4 Washington
Toddler survives fall from 15th floor of Silver Spring apartment building ↗ (opens NBC4 Washington)Published
NBC4 Washington's feed description
A 2-year-old reportedly fell from the 15th floor of an apartment building in Silver Spring, but bushes broke the fall.
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