The boy’s mommy sent him on the journey to Slovakia by train to discover his relatives. He had a plastic bag, a key and also a message in a folded note.

In the center of Russia’s war in Ukraine, an 11-year-old Ukrainian boy went across over to Slovakia after travelling 1,000 km on his own, with a knapsack, his mother’s note as well as a phone number composed on his hand.

The child was from Zaporizhzhia in southeast Ukraine, the site of a power plant captured by Russian forces recently. According to records, his parents had to stay back in Ukraine to care for a sick family member.

After completing an amazing journey, he swayed the officials “with his smile, valiancy and resolution, worthy of a true hero”, the Slovakian Interior Ministry said in a Facebook post calling him “The Largest Hero of Last night”.

The child’s mom, said reports, sent him on the journey to Slovakia by train to locate his family members. He had a plastic bag, a ticket and also a message in a folded up note.

When the young boy got here in Slovakia, with the item of folded paper in his passport besides the phone number on his hand, officials at the boundary had the ability to call his loved ones in the resources, Bratislava, and also hand him over.

According to reports, the kid’s mom sent out a message to thank the Slovak government as well as the police for caring for him.

” The volunteers looked after him voluntarily, took him to a warm location and supplied him with food and beverages, which they loaded for him on his next journey.”

The blog post, by a Slovakian ministry authorities, said “thanks to the number on the hand as well as a notepad in the midsection, I managed to get in touch with relatives who came for him later on and also the whole story finished well”.

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Last Updated: 7 March 2022