The Ministry of Health told about the condition of parents of children killed near Krasnoyarsk

A man and a woman, whose four children died as a result of poisoning in Nazarovsky district of Krasnoyarsk region, are in hospital, their health is satisfactory. This was reported on September 24 in the regional Ministry of health.

"The condition is satisfactory, the patients are conscious, continue to be under the supervision of doctors," - quotes the representative of the department TASS.

Earlier on September 24, the regional prosecutor's office told Izvestia that all suspicions point to direct poisoning of a family from the Krasnoyarsk region by insect aerosol, which was used to treat their house. Experts from Moscow are involved in the study to establish the exact cause. The exact cause of the accident continues to be established.

The poisoning of a family in the village of Krasnaya Sopka in Krasnoyarsk Krai was reported on September 21. The victims sought medical help at the hospital with signs of nausea and vomiting. As a result of a sharp deterioration of health, the underage brother and sister died. Later, on September 22, a third child died, and on September 23, a fourth child died. The adults were in serious condition, they regained consciousness only in the morning of September 23.

As reported by the Rosselkhoznadzor department, the store where the poisoned family bought dumplings with chicken, sold products with violations of veterinary requirements. A criminal case was opened under part 3 of article 238 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("Production, storage or sale of goods and products that do not meet safety requirements, causing death by negligence").

The spouses gave testimony to the investigators. In particular, the mother stated that she did not add foreign substances during the preparation of dishes. Employees of the prosecutor's office seized in their house a loose substance of light color and an antibiotic for cattle, stored in the refrigerator. It was also later revealed that the family's home had been treated with dichlophos on the day of the tragedy. However, it was later reported that forensic examination did not find traces of insecticide in the bodies of the children's father and one of the girls.