Doctors spoke about the condition of children from the LPR taken off the train

The condition of schoolchildren from the Lugansk People’s Republic taken off the Tyumen-Adler train, who had previously shown signs of acute respiratory viral infection and were hospitalized, does not cause concern. This was stated by the doctors who examined the minors.

Six children from the Lugansk People’s Republic traveling on the Tyumen-Adler train, who were later removed from the train and sent to doctors, began traveling with a high temperature. Minor passengers complained of feeling unwell before boarding, but they were allowed to travel at the camp’s first aid station, the Ural Mash Telegram channel reported on Thursday, December 21. After examining them, doctors made a statement that their condition did not cause concern.

Let us remind you that in the morning a number of media outlets, citing the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, reported that a 12-year-old girl died on the Tyumen-Adler train. Later, the death of the child was confirmed by the Russian Ministry of Health. In this regard, a criminal case was opened and an investigation was launched.

The deceased girl was in a group of 125 children who were returning from a camp in Tyumen. She felt unwell, lost consciousness and died. The remaining children were taken off the train in the Saratov region and sent to the hospital. It is assumed that the deceased girl had group A influenza. The press reported that about 30 other children complained of fever. The entire group of children was vacationing at the Olympic Rebyaka camp, and five of them became infected while on vacation.