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[00:00:30] when he was already in a coma, yeah, but
[00:00:33] the priest said, well, take him something, that is, like some
[00:00:37] thing, yes, yes, the parents noticed, as it later turned out, an encephalitis
[00:00:40] tick already upon returning home. The same day, they took the child to the trauma center, where they
[00:00:44] gave him a dose of immunoglobulin and prescribed a course of antibiotics, but the treatment did not
[00:00:48] help. Two weeks later, Igor developed a fever, and the boy was admitted
[00:00:52] to the hospital and put into an induced coma. The further
[00:00:55] it went, the worse it got, because his brain stopped working,
[00:00:59] and then he was transferred from that hospital to another hospital because his
[00:01:02] kidneys started to fail, and it was Saturday morning. He
[00:01:06] never regained consciousness. At 9 AM, they called and said
[00:01:10] that your son had died. As the doctors told the parents,
[00:01:13] Igor developed an aggressive form of encephalitis, which caused
[00:01:16] complications in the brain. We were already told about a week
[00:01:20] before that if he survived, he wouldn't even
[00:01:23] recognize you. It seems
[00:01:26] like some fatal confluence of circumstances, but the parents are sure
[00:01:30] that the responsibility for their child's death lies with the park management, which did not ensure
[00:01:33] safety, namely, did not carry out acaricidal treatment in time. And this
[00:01:37] fact was established in court. The Sintsevs filed a lawsuit for moral
[00:01:40] compensation. The deputy director put forward a theory that the tick
[00:01:44] could have been picked up outside the park on the way to the park. The defense line,
[00:01:47] to put it mildly, is strange, but the decision not to pay 2 million in compensation to the grieving
[00:01:51] parents is quite obvious. The park management stated that it was ready
[00:01:55] to litigate as long as it takes. I will not
[00:01:58] comment on this until it's settled.
[00:02:38] Rospotrebnadzor repeatedly warned the park administration. Olenyi Ruchyi has
[00:02:42] long been under the scrutiny of the agency's specialists. Since 2016,
[00:02:45] a tick invasion has been recorded there, and chemical treatment was carried out
[00:02:49] improperly. Last year, more than half
[00:02:52] a million people sought medical attention for tick bites in the country. Since the beginning
[00:02:56] of this season, already about 400,000, and the main danger
[00:03:00] is not so much the bite itself, but its consequences. One of the most
[00:03:03] dangerous is viral encephalitis. In this disease, the virus
[00:03:07] causes inflammation in the central nervous system. This can
[00:03:10] be inflammation of the brain, as a result of which a person
[00:03:14] will have paresis, paralysis, which can lead to both
[00:03:18] death and, unfortunately, disability.
[00:03:20] A similar tragic story happened to a teenager from Kirov,
[00:03:24] Igor Sentsov. After an encephalitis tick bite, he underwent
[00:03:28] resuscitation, a clinical coma.
[00:04:00] Well, this was brain edema, so all these convolutions here
[00:04:03] are somewhat smoothed out. In general, they should be convoluted. Igor's parents are now
[00:04:07] putting all their efforts into rehabilitating their son. His mother specifically started a blog where
[00:04:11] she talks about his successes, even if minor. Through her videos,
[00:04:14] Tatyana hopes to help others like herself avoid falling
[00:04:17] into despair.
[00:04:23] A reliable, but not 100% effective, way to protect yourself and your loved ones from the consequences
[00:04:27] of an infected tick bite is vaccination. It will not
[00:04:31] protect against polio, of course, but it will help prevent the development of severe forms
[00:04:34] of encephalitis. However, few visitors are generally concerned
[00:04:38] about such protective measures, let alone getting vaccinated.
[00:04:41] Ticks, aren't you afraid of them? No, they're everywhere.
[00:04:45] If you get a tick, what will you do?
[00:04:48] We'll pull it out and treat it ourselves. They say one of
[00:04:51] the key methods of protection is a tick repellent. We
[00:04:55] are giving you this
[00:04:58] for convenience and safety. All visitors here have these gravel
[00:05:02] and fine scree paths. Ticks find it uncomfortable to live in them, but
[00:05:06] they can easily be brought here by the wind, rodents, or they can crawl out
[00:05:10] of the grass. For some time now, the park has been conducting.
[00:05:42] its contact with human skin
[00:05:45] and clothing. That's the first thing. The second is treatment.
[00:05:49] Treatment in authorized places, with an approved treatment scheme.
[00:05:53] This scheme must be approved by the competent authorities, the Ministry
[00:05:56] of Natural Resources. The law prohibits spraying chemicals on specially
[00:05:59] protected natural areas, with the exception of recreational zones where
[00:06:02] tourist trails are located. In Oleniy Ruchyi, as Rospotrebnadzor
[00:06:06] found, the treatment was carried out only after seven-year-old Igor picked up
[00:06:09] the tick. I could not imagine that such a thing
[00:06:13] would ever happen to me, that I
[00:06:16] would bring sneakers and balls
[00:06:18] to my son's grave.
[00:06:21] Before the arrival of our film crew, no one saw any elements of a crime
[00:06:25] in the actions of the park employees, despite the fact that Oleniyi Ruchyi is not just a specially protected
[00:06:28] area with the opportunity to see unique natural zones. Here
[00:06:32] you can rent a house or a room in the administrative building. The entrance, by the way,
[00:06:36] is paid, and the Sintsevs paid about 1,000 rubles for two. And this,
[00:06:39] lawyers say, can already be considered the provision of services that do not meet
[00:06:43] safety requirements. Based on the results of the verification of the submitted application, a
[00:06:47] criminal case was initiated regarding the death of a minor.
[00:06:50] The investigator is questioning the child's parents and other individuals, and the
[00:06:53] relevant documentation is being studied. Necessary examinations are being appointed.
[00:06:57] Now, in addition to the civil process, the park employees
[00:07:00] will likely face a criminal one. It is unlikely that the judge will be satisfied with arguments that the tick bit
[00:07:04] the child outside the territory.
[00:07:07] Vlada Egorova, Alina Volkova, Alexander Palie and Svetlana Mereja,
[00:07:10] NTV television company.
[00:07:17] I believe that the park administration should be held accountable for the tragedy with the child,
[00:07:21] not just financially. I see no mitigating circumstances, no
[00:07:24] admission of guilt, no human compassion.
[00:07:28] They have some stubborn defense, "the tick is not ours,
[00:07:32] prove otherwise." Well, the investigators of the Sverdlovsk region
[00:07:35] are experienced, I have no doubt
[00:07:38] that they will prove it. We will publish the results of their work
[00:07:41] on our program's VKontakte page.
[00:13:55] A simple therapist from a polyclinic in Balakovo with one
[00:13:59] stroke of a pen canceled an acute
[00:14:01] myocardial infarction in her patient. This
[00:14:05] killed a young, beautiful woman, a happy wife and mother
[00:14:08] of two children, her relatives believe. Because
[00:14:12] the circumstances that preceded the tragedy
[00:14:15] unambiguously implied saving the patient.
[00:14:18] The doctor crossed out the results
[00:14:21] of the electrocardiogram, which was urgently done.
[00:14:25] It was impossible to interpret it differently, but
[00:14:29] what happened happened. The therapist prescribed
[00:14:32] painkillers to the woman and sent her home
[00:14:36] to rest. In his hands is the verdict that the
[00:14:39] district therapist delivered to his wife. Here, on the electrocardiogram result, as
[00:14:43] Alexander would later learn, an acute myocardial
[00:14:46] infarction was clearly indicated, with which his wife came to the therapist on the day
[00:14:50] of her death. However, the doctor crossed out
[00:14:53] the electrocardiogram and assured her that there was
[00:15:37] no... they said the doctors, well, it will hurt, you'll take painkillers
[00:15:41] again. Burning in the chest, chills, pain in the left arm,
[00:15:44] shortness of breath, began for the girl on the day of her death early in the morning. At that time, she only told
[00:15:48] a close friend about her condition, so as not to worry
[00:15:52] her relatives. She sent me her condition in the morning, it
[00:15:56] was 5:54, she swelled up for some reason,
[00:15:59] she says, "I'll die, she says, I won't even
[00:16:02] realize it." She says, "I died."
[00:16:06] A couple of hours later... Sina went to the city polyclinic. At that
[00:16:09] moment, a lump in her chest made breathing difficult, and the pain in her arm intensified
[00:16:13] so much that the girl could barely lift it. They immediately performed
[00:16:17] an ECG, the results of which the therapist interpreted as
[00:16:20] vegetative-vascular dystonia with tachycardia, extreme
[00:16:23] unprofessionalism. That's how her colleagues later commented on this
[00:16:26] decision. The girl died in her husband's arms at night. I
[00:16:30] heard a gasp, I look, she's already turning blue, let's
[00:16:33] quickly provide first aid, artificial respiration, I'll start.
[00:17:07] to confuse myocardial infarction with tachycardia. There are absolutely
[00:17:10] clear changes characteristic of an acute myocardial
[00:17:14] infarction. The only thing that is not indicated is the time
[00:17:17] when this happened, but it is absolutely clear that this is the acute stage
[00:17:21] of myocardial infarction. According to experts, all doctors, be it
[00:17:24] a dentist or a nephrologist, should be able to recognize the signs of an infarction on an
[00:17:28] electrocardiogram. This is taught from student days. It is also
[00:17:32] explained that in such cases, every minute counts. Any doctor
[00:17:35] who suspected changes on the ECG in the form
[00:17:38] of an infarction is obliged to call a resuscitation
[00:17:42] team and send the patient to a cardiac center, because
[00:17:46] the situation requires a quick solution. Modern medicine
[00:17:50] states that myocardial infarction is increasingly common in young
[00:17:53] people. Previously, it was considered a disease predominantly of elderly
[00:17:57] people, but now this pathology is increasingly found in patients aged
[00:18:00] 30-40 years. Taking this fact into account is the doctor's
[00:18:04] responsibility. The investigator of the investigative committee conducted
[00:18:08] an on-site inspection, and necessary forensic examinations were appointed.
[00:18:11] Currently, investigative and procedural actions are being carried out to
[00:18:14] establish all circumstances. After the relatives of the deceased wrote
[00:18:18] a statement to the investigative committee, the therapist started feeling unwell.
[00:18:21] She no longer comes to work, allegedly got sick and
[00:18:25] suddenly went on maternity leave. And the head of the department, forgetting the rules of etiquette
[00:18:28] and clearly not wanting to wash her dirty laundry in public, simply kicked the mother
[00:18:32] of the deceased out of the polyclinic when she came to ask the only
[00:18:35] question: why couldn't they save her daughter here? We demand
[00:18:39] the doctor, you will sit,
[00:18:42] you will sit, you will sit, everyone who
[00:18:46] is responsible for her death. After the sudden
[00:18:49] death of his wife, Alexander is learning the profession of a mother. The man
[00:18:52] is raising two children alone, aged 5 and 7, braiding
[00:18:56] braids, cooking, helping with homework, while also dealing
[00:18:59] with legal matters. Every day he goes to
[00:19:02] the Investigative Committee to review the case materials. The man
[00:19:05] intends to go to...
[00:19:24] This is what most owners of the D почтиtrovgrad residential complex in the Rostov
[00:19:28] region thought. "You can move in, but not
[00:19:31] for long," the management company told the residents, disappointing them. The thing is, the
[00:19:35] parking lot opposite...
[00:20:07] you left people nothing.
[00:20:10] The apartment owners in the ZHK Dmitrovgrad, who came out
[00:20:13] to meet our film crew, are seemingly on their own territory,
[00:20:17] but in fact are guests. After this video, they installed
[00:20:20] blockers and these barriers. The adjacent
[00:20:23] territory, which is considered, or rather was considered common
[00:20:27] property, was given by the developer into private
[00:20:30] hands, and now those who planned to park their personal
[00:20:34] vehicles for free in their yard are being hit on the hands.
[00:20:39] Look at the staples, staples are everywhere. Staples.
[00:20:42] Aha, so they promised us that at least we could park for free behind
[00:20:46] the fence. As a result, we see staples, staples, staples, staples.
[00:20:51] Every evening, a traffic jam gathers at the barrier. People
[00:20:55] can't get to their own homes. Principled owners - those
[00:20:58] who refused to pay for parking on the territory - must
[00:21:02] prove their right to be here. So we
[00:21:05] have a scooter, because there's nowhere to park a car. Even a scooter has to be parked
[00:21:09] in a paid parking spot. Do I have to pay this
[00:21:12] money?
[00:21:15] The project declaration, which is essentially the passport of the construction
[00:21:18] object, provided for the availability of free parking spaces for
[00:21:22] apartment owners, but the developer decided to change the rules
[00:21:26] of the game during the game. Parking is impossible.
[00:21:29] They park, you can't get in. This parking lot here, they
[00:21:32] constantly get into skirmishes and fights. The new owner
[00:21:36] of the adjacent territory is an individual entrepreneur. He
[00:21:39] set a fee of 2,500 per
[00:21:41] month, installed barriers, and hired a specially trained
[00:21:45] person to conclude contracts. They say you
[00:21:48] are restricting people's passage, their right of way, is that
[00:21:51] right? No, you're not restricting it. You can drive,
[00:21:55] walk, yes, and parking, in principle, is free,
[00:21:58] yes, on Pobeda, yes, on which Pobeda, yes, I'm not
[00:22:01] familiar, I'm not local, on two streets, yes, it's free, on
[00:22:05] only one, on only one it's free, but there are more
[00:22:08] cars. Park it behind
[00:22:11] the barrier. The Balashikha poisoner, at
[00:22:14] 27 years old, received a life sentence. It's very
[00:22:17] hard to live with this, but...
[00:24:09] ran away, grew old, but did not calm down. No
[00:24:12] Russian federation exists. People with
[00:24:16] a strong Western accent picked up hackneyed slogans from.
[00:24:34] Yakutia had already introduced a visa regime for Muscovites, and the Urals
[00:24:38] printed their own money. And billionaires
[00:24:41] are going to live forever. Replacing body parts from organs to
[00:24:45] blood plasma. In the West, they are preparing for the appearance
[00:24:48] of "thiloids" that will be dismantled.
[00:28:14] who built 18 high-rise buildings in the village
[00:28:16] of Temernitsky, acted illegally by parcelling
[00:28:19] out land plots behind the backs of the owners and selling them to third
[00:28:23] parties, even though the Housing Code states that the adjacent
[00:28:26] territory should belong to the property owners
[00:28:29] and be used for their needs. Here,
[00:28:32] he concludes contracts and takes money for the adjacent
[00:28:35] territory, for the adjacent territory with, in theory,
[00:28:39] free parking. I don't take money, who, who
[00:28:43] takes it? He doesn't conclude a contract with you, but
[00:28:47] Epnyaz, yes, on what grounds does he take this money? You should
[00:28:51] ask him. Let's ask, maybe? According to the
[00:28:54] owners who had their land taken away, Knyazev used to be
[00:28:57] the chairman of the management company, and now he's become
[00:29:00] a businessman, making money, essentially, out of
[00:29:03] thin air.
[00:29:07] The pensioner Galina Viktorovna has been unable to evaluate
[00:29:10] the convenience of courier delivery for two years, because it's
[00:29:14] not the courier who comes to her, but she herself goes to him. Beyond
[00:29:17] the barrier, security does not let delivery people in, just like
[00:29:20] taxis. A taxi arrived, it can't drive in here, because if
[00:29:24] you haven't called the owner, they won't let the taxi through, you go out
[00:29:28] and search, and the taxi can run around at checkpoint 1, checkpoint 2, or
[00:29:31] anywhere. The woman, who already has problems with her legs, is facing
[00:29:35] a complex operation to replace a joint, is forced to drag
[00:29:38] heavy bags to the entrance. If I come with my grandson, then I'm also carrying
[00:29:42] my grandson, because there's nowhere to park. They made paid
[00:29:46] parking here, there are posts here that prevent you from parking a car, even for
[00:29:49] a short time, not just for couriers, even for emergency services,
[00:29:53] entry is denied. Ambulances lose precious time. How did
[00:29:57] you get in here just now? Stood for a minute and a half, maybe
[00:30:00] a minute, a guard came up and said: where,
[00:30:03] why, what address and what apartment? But we
[00:30:07] are not allowed to say that. In the end, the ambulance was
[00:30:10] let through, but what if next time doctors or
[00:30:13] firefighters are late? Who will
[00:30:15] answer for that?
[00:30:19] The administration, where the owners sought clarification,
[00:30:23] admitted that the situation was strange and required a detailed
[00:30:26] investigation. It is necessary to give a legal assessment of the transfer by
[00:30:29] the developer
[00:30:32] that was intended for parking spaces, specifically
[00:30:35] to private, not just private, individuals, who, it turns out,
[00:30:39] are not related to the developer. I appeal to you,
[00:30:42] I repeat, as one of the fundamental administrative
[00:30:45] resources that is designed to protect citizens in their difficult
[00:30:49] situations. I think everything is clear now. We
[00:30:53] have told and explained
[00:30:55] everything, of
[00:31:01] course. Until recently, this roadside was the only
[00:31:04] way without