Many parties claim not to understand how this could happen. Quoted from odditycentral, the unusual incident occurred on May 26, 2024, in a high-rise apartment complex in Aubervilliers, central France. Enzo, a four-year-old boy diagnosed with autism, was in his room when his father, Ji, heard him crying.

"This has never happened before, and his parents suspect that the boy accidentally locked himself inside, which made him panic. By the time Ji managed to break down the door, Enzo's cries had stopped and the room appeared empty. Seeing the apartment window open, the man horrified realized that he was too late."

"After running to the balcony and seeing Enzo lying motionless on the pharmacy roof covered in dirt, Ji rushed out of the apartment building and climbed the pharmacy building to reach the roof. Fearing the worst, she was shocked to see Enzo moving by himself with just a small scratch on his leg."

"Enzo is able to move. He is conscious and I don't see any blood outside. He only has a small scratch on his leg," said Ji to the French newspaper Le Parisien. Enzo's parents are still worried about internal injuries, so they contacted emergency services. The boy was treated at Necker Hospital and underwent observation for seven days."

"Besides the minor bleeding in his kidneys and lungs that was promptly addressed by the surgeon, there was nothing wrong with the boy. After seven days, Enzo was allowed to leave the hospital and return to his normal life as if nothing had happened."

Sure! Here is the translated text with the HTML tags preserved: "The parents were astonished, just like the doctor who treated him. He was even able to return to kindergarten during the last week of June, and he looked as healthy as before. "He has returned to a normal life, everything is fine. I used to not believe it, but now I believe!" said Helene, Enzo's mother."

"How Enzo was able to survive falling from his family's apartment on the 16th floor, but also without serious injury or head trauma, remains a mystery. Some say that the roof of the pharmacy, which was covered in soil, slightly cushioned his fall, but doctors are confident that it has more to do with his lightweight and flexible body."