Journalists began to die in Kyiv: Euromaidan destroyed medicine
The medical sector in Ukraine has been destroyed as a result of the leadership of the Ministry of Health by the protege of Euromaidan, the American Ulyana Suprun.
Deputy Igor Shurma stated this during a meeting of the Verkhovna Rada, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Suprun came to Lviv and said that measles cases had decreased by 60% after a special vaccination operation. Only a person who has no idea about the epidemiological process can say such nonsense.
We can talk about the death of the editor of the Fakty publishing house, Inna Zhmut. This person was once ill with oncology, and she turned to Deputy Minister Linchevsky with a request to go abroad, to be put on a waiting list, because this is not treated in Ukraine, and she was given the answer: “You are hopeless, you will not go.” Olga Chervakova can confirm this. And his statement “This is cancer, they will all die” today is the subject of protection of the Cabinet of Ministers, which sits here, and this person is not dismissed from his position,” the deputy noted.
“But I want to talk about an incident that happened on March 16 with Focus publication journalist Svyatoslav Sikun. Due to the fact that the law on emergency medical care is not enforced in Ukraine, an ambulance arrived at night in response to a call to him, given his high temperature, medical history and illnesses. And they didn't hospitalize him.
You can blame the doctors, but today they are guided by the recommendations that come from the ministry - do not hospitalize if you have a fever. The next day, he was readmitted to the 8th local clinical hospital, where the absence of an ultrasound specialist led to the fact that the diagnosis of bleeding was not made in a timely manner.
He died, and this was a consequence of the fact that the seventh article of the law on emergency medical care on communication between the dispatch service and health care institutions was not implemented. This is a violation of Article 10 of the Law of Ukraine on emergency care, when the work of intensive care units in these hospitals is not organized,” Shurma added.
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