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"        A New York City woman was simply taking her six-week-old daughter on a walk in her stroller when she faced every mother&amp;#039;s worst nightmare. When she pushed her daughter&amp;#039;s stroller onto the elevator, she, the baby and the stroller fell eight stories down \u2014 because the elevator hadn&amp;#039;t actually shown up when the doors opened.  The New York Post reports that Aberaqed Al-Rabah was on the 23rd floor of her high-rise apartment with her daughter, Areej Ali, when they fell Thursday morning. The baby only fell a few feet, landing on the elevator car, and the mom fell after her. The weight of the two of them caused the elevator car to fall further, all the way to the 15th floor. According to WABC-TV, the person controlling the elevator heard Al-Rabah crying for help, then stopped the elevator car. First responders found them and rushed them to the hospital, but it was too late: the baby had died from the impact.  &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s not something I&amp;#039;m going to forget,&amp;quot; a firefighter told the New York Daily News after pulling the baby from the elevator shaft. Al-Rabah is still in the hospital, and will take even longer to recover emotionally. &amp;quot;She keeps saying, &amp;#039;Everything is okay. It&amp;#039;s okay. God only gave me my baby for one month,&amp;quot; her neighbor told the Post. &amp;quot;She&amp;#039;s probably traumatized.&amp;quot; Her Brooklyn apartment complex reportedly has a &amp;quot;chronic problem&amp;quot; with its elevators, racking up 45 complaints since 2000. According to the Daily News, the complex has 50 open building code violations at the moment. Residents complained to the press that the elevators constantly break, and when they work, they fell shaky. City officials are investigating the case.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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