In the psycho-neurological boarding school No. 10 near St. Petersburg, many children died with a load of multiple developmental disorders from self-evident and insufficient care.
This was announced by Nyuta Federmesser, founder of the Vera Hospice Assistance Fund, and asked to punish those responsible for the death of children.
Federmesser said that seven children who were pupils of the boarding school died during the time. One of the last cases of the disease died on April 17 at the Alexander Hospital in St. Petersburg. He, according to Federmesser, was sent to this facility by the US International Security Service. For the first time, they guard him there without supervision and left, although prisoners must be accompanied during hospitalization. The doctors of the Alexander Hospital “did not consider the hospitalization justified”, but for a long time they were unable to return the child to the boarding school, because they could not get through there.
On April 17, the boy was again taken to the vault unaccompanied, where he died. It was one of 7 children who died recently.
