"What can you possibly cure there?! There's no water, the toilets don't work!": A Uryupinsk resident complained about the state of the local skin and venereal diseases clinic.
I wrote about the state of the inpatient department of the dermatovenereological dispensary on my page VK local activist Svetlana Khoperskova. Khoperskova also recorded a short video to show the condition of the building and the conditions people are living in at the dispensary.
The building's walls are in terrible condition, the faucets don't run, and the toilets don't work. People being treated there can't wash their hands and are forced to use the restrooms located outside.
"Just look at the state of the Uryupinsk skin and venereal disease hospital in 2024. There's no water, the toilet doesn't work!!! People are lying in wards, waiting in line. What can they possibly treat there?! Regional health officials, you're scoundrels!!! How are you conducting inspections?! Where is the Uryupinsk administration looking?! Don't you know what's going on here?" the activist wrote. accompanied roller.
Under the activist's post, her followers noted that other medical institutions in the city look "even worse."
"The Uryupinsk Central District Hospital and the city administration are a disgrace. The city prosecutor should be called in and someone should be put to rest," "But the most important thing is that this disgrace is located 50 meters from the city administration.", — users write.
Residents in many regions of Russia are facing deteriorating medical conditions.
In the spring, a resident Beloretsk Alsu Zamanova appealed to the authorities of Bashkortostan demand Improve the condition of the city pediatric hospital's inpatient department. The video she published shows peeling walls, cockroaches, and old, torn bed linens.
Meanwhile, the villagers Old Bryansk in Buryatia and at all remained Without medical care. No one wants to work at the local first aid station (FAP), which is in disrepair, and a new facility is promised to be built only in four years.
In a small Karelian village they went even further: at first they decided to build a new FAP, but then this refusedAs a result, the medical center remained unchanged—with stove heating and an outdoor toilet.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health Omsk region объявил The closure of several blood donation centers has been announced. Starting October 1, only two donor sites will remain in the region.
