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A small child miraculously survived a 17-metre fall from an apartment building in Richmond, Wednesday.
The girl, believed to be under the age of six, fell from the seventh floor of the Panorama Place building onto a gravel canopy five storeys below.
A family living on the second floor heard the impact and found her lying on the gravel.
"The girl said she needed a Band-Aid, and I said it's OK, you will get a Band-Aid,” Stepan Larichev told CTV. Larichev comforted the girl as his mother called 911.
Emergency crews arrived at 3 p.m. and took the child to hospital. Her injuries are believed to be non-life-threatening.
It's unclear how the fall happened. A paper airplane was on the gravel canopy near where the girl fell.
He said he didn't see the girl's parents at all during the incident, which is under investigation.
– with files from CTV Vancouver
