Mohamed Jesil, a shop worker, says he managed to save a three-year-old girl after she fell from a first-floor window by using quick movement and agility. According to reports, the child hangs onto the window ledge for almost ten minutes before letting go. Jesil then runs across rooftops to reach her and catches her as she drops, preventing further injury. The incident is described as a rapid response to what could have become a serious fall. The accounts emphasize the length of time the child remained on the ledge and the physical effort required to get to her location quickly. Jesil attributes his ability to his experience playing cricket, describing it as training that helped him judge distance and move quickly. The reports present the episode as a successful rescue in which the child’s fall is interrupted by the shop worker’s intervention. No additional details about medical condition, location, or circumstances beyond the fall and rescue are included in the provided text.