Mysterious Rash of Russian Medical Pros Jumping out of Windows

[JimBowie1958]

Why would they do this? Are they drunk?

Do Russian police still operate like KGB thugs?

Curious minds want to know and all that bullshit.

Third Russian coronavirus doctor plummets from hospital window under hazy circumstances, reports say

Three Russian health care workers have mysteriously plunged from hospital buildings in the past two weeks after criticizing working conditions and hospital administrators amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Three Russian health care workers have mysteriously plunged from hospital buildings in the past two weeks after criticizing working conditions and hospital administrators amid the coronavirus pandemic.​

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Two of the workers have died from their injuries and one remains hospitalized, the Moscow Times reported.​

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Alexander Shulepov, a paramedic who tested positive for COVID-19, suffered a skull fracture after falling Saturday from the second floor of a hospital in western Voronezh region, located 320 miles south of Moscow....​

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Shulepov and his colleague, Alexander Kosyakin, posted a video online on April 22 -- the day he was reportedly hospitalized after testing positive -- criticizing hospital administrators for a lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) and making Shulepov work while being sick.​

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"The chief doctor is forcing us to work. What do we do in this situation?” Shulepov said in the video, according to the newspaper.​

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Kosyakin was subsequently warned by police against spreading false information and that he could face criminal charges. Shulepov, 37, later refuted Kosyakin's accusations in another video, saying he was in an "emotional state" when he made the claims.​

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The Voronezh region recorded 636 known COVID-19 cases as of Monday, including 41 of whom are doctors and patients.​

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On Friday, Yelena Nepomnyashchaya, the interim chief physician at a hospital for war veterans in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk, died from injuries from an April 25 fall from her fifth-floor office.​

They seem to be having a parallel outbreak of the 'Dropsies'.

 

[MarathonMike]

I saw that. What the heck is that about?

 

[JimBowie1958]

I saw that. What the heck is that about?

Who knows what crimes lurk int he minds of Russian copitroids?

Maybe they are trying to silence any hospital workers from complaining about unsafe work conditions?

 

[flacaltenn]

Why would they do this? Are they drunk?

Do Russian police still operate like KGB thugs?

Curious minds want to know and all that bullshit.

Third Russian coronavirus doctor plummets from hospital window under hazy circumstances, reports say

Three Russian health care workers have mysteriously plunged from hospital buildings in the past two weeks after criticizing working conditions and hospital administrators amid the coronavirus pandemic.

www.foxnews.com

Three Russian health care workers have mysteriously plunged from hospital buildings in the past two weeks after criticizing working conditions and hospital administrators amid the coronavirus pandemic.​

​

Two of the workers have died from their injuries and one remains hospitalized, the Moscow Times reported.​

​

Alexander Shulepov, a paramedic who tested positive for COVID-19, suffered a skull fracture after falling Saturday from the second floor of a hospital in western Voronezh region, located 320 miles south of Moscow....​

​

Shulepov and his colleague, Alexander Kosyakin, posted a video online on April 22 -- the day he was reportedly hospitalized after testing positive -- criticizing hospital administrators for a lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) and making Shulepov work while being sick.​

​

"The chief doctor is forcing us to work. What do we do in this situation?” Shulepov said in the video, according to the newspaper.​

​

Kosyakin was subsequently warned by police against spreading false information and that he could face criminal charges. Shulepov, 37, later refuted Kosyakin's accusations in another video, saying he was in an "emotional state" when he made the claims.​

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The Voronezh region recorded 636 known COVID-19 cases as of Monday, including 41 of whom are doctors and patients.​

​

On Friday, Yelena Nepomnyashchaya, the interim chief physician at a hospital for war veterans in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk, died from injuries from an April 25 fall from her fifth-floor office.​

They seem to be having a parallel outbreak of the 'Dropsies'.

Maybe they know how unprepared Russia is to cope with an outbreak this size.. And that the "war is lost"... We just sent Russia a couple Airlift flights of supplies and Med equipment. They don't have the "fast turn" options that we do because the economy is still in too few hands...

 

[JimBowie1958]

Maybe they know how unprepared Russia is to cope with an outbreak this size.. And that the "war is lost"... We just sent Russia a couple Airlift flights of supplies and Med equipment. They don't have the "fast turn" options that we do because the economy is still in too few hands...

I suspect that Russia is about to show us how bad this virus can be with hundreds of thousands of deaths.

Hope and pray i'm wrong.

 

[there4eyeM]

They just happened to be walking past open windows when exceptional 'drafts' occurred.
Merely accidental.

 

[yidnar]

I saw that. What the heck is that about?

thats how leftist fire government employees .

 

[there4eyeM]

So, y

I saw that. What the heck is that about?

thats how leftist fire government employees .

So, you don't suspect Putin?

 

[evenflow1969]

I saw that. What the heck is that about?

Watching people die slowly and alone is heart breaking. Feeling responsible for it is heart shattering.

 

[QuickHitCurepon]

They got the flew.

 

[MindWars]

Why would they do this? Are they drunk?

Do Russian police still operate like KGB thugs?

Curious minds want to know and all that bullshit.

Third Russian coronavirus doctor plummets from hospital window under hazy circumstances, reports say

Three Russian health care workers have mysteriously plunged from hospital buildings in the past two weeks after criticizing working conditions and hospital administrators amid the coronavirus pandemic.

www.foxnews.com

Three Russian health care workers have mysteriously plunged from hospital buildings in the past two weeks after criticizing working conditions and hospital administrators amid the coronavirus pandemic.​

​

Two of the workers have died from their injuries and one remains hospitalized, the Moscow Times reported.​

​

Alexander Shulepov, a paramedic who tested positive for COVID-19, suffered a skull fracture after falling Saturday from the second floor of a hospital in western Voronezh region, located 320 miles south of Moscow....​

​

Shulepov and his colleague, Alexander Kosyakin, posted a video online on April 22 -- the day he was reportedly hospitalized after testing positive -- criticizing hospital administrators for a lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) and making Shulepov work while being sick.​

​

"The chief doctor is forcing us to work. What do we do in this situation?” Shulepov said in the video, according to the newspaper.​

​

Kosyakin was subsequently warned by police against spreading false information and that he could face criminal charges. Shulepov, 37, later refuted Kosyakin's accusations in another video, saying he was in an "emotional state" when he made the claims.​

​

The Voronezh region recorded 636 known COVID-19 cases as of Monday, including 41 of whom are doctors and patients.​

​

On Friday, Yelena Nepomnyashchaya, the interim chief physician at a hospital for war veterans in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk, died from injuries from an April 25 fall from her fifth-floor office.​

They seem to be having a parallel outbreak of the 'Dropsies'.

MK ULTRA maybe...........

 

[jc456]

I saw that. What the heck is that about?

Watching people die slowly and alone is heart breaking. Feeling responsible for it is heart shattering.

why would they feel responsible? that has no logic.

 

[evenflow1969]

I saw that. What the heck is that about?

Watching people die slowly and alone is heart breaking. Feeling responsible for it is heart shattering.

why would they feel responsible? that has no logic.

No logic? Um do you take any pride in your job at fucking all? Find some one to explain it to you, I do not have the patience.