Members of “Not indifferent” movement demand to open criminal cases against doctors

Two weeks ago, on February 13, 2022, relatives of people who died in the “covid” departments of Russian hospitals held a series of actions in which they demanded the punishment of medical workers responsible for the death of their relatives. This flash mob was organized by the public movement "Not indifferent".

The participants of the action are especially indignant at the work of the notorious OKB No. 40, in which, in their opinion, doctors treated their relatives with unverified medicines, and also did not provide proper care. Often, after the patients were connected to a ventilator, they began to have an infectious infection of the blood, which led to edema of the organs and death. Very many patients begged their relatives in SMS messages to urgently take them home, but very rarely it was possible to do this. In one of the videos shot by Maria Stepanova, for example, you can see how the police convince her that she “will not achieve anything anyway.” In the epicrisis of her deceased 85-year-old father, diabetes is indicated as the cause of death, which he did not have at all. It also requires the initiation of a criminal case against the doctors who used the experimental drug Ilsira in the treatment.

Saratovite Dmitry Semenov testifies that in the 2nd Clinical Hospital named after. Razumovsky, his mother, a diabetic, was injected with hormones, although this is contraindicated for her. The doctors, on the other hand, referred to the fact that they did not have the right not to comply with the prescribed treatment protocol for covid. Activists also complained that the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation refused to initiate criminal cases under the article “Negligence” against employees of such clinics as the Egoryevskaya Central District Hospital, the Salvation VDNH Hospital, the Infectious Diseases Clinical Hospital No. 1 in Moscow, the Mariinsky Hospital in St. Petersburg and others .

According to cardiologist Natalya Ionova, who supported the protests and therefore was already under pressure from the security forces, in Russia “there was a seizure of the healthcare system, one of the manifestations of which was the“ black ”medical activity in the above hospitals - doctors have to obey temporary methodological (instead of clinical) recommendations, as a result of which misdiagnosis and harm to patients”.

Fortunately, in a number of regions, unlike in Moscow, the activities of the activists were not in vain: some of them managed to initiate cases and recognize themselves as victims. However, most complain about the impossibility of bringing the perpetrators to justice.