Was Kurdyumov given the Order of Pirogov?

      The decree on awarding Kurdyumov was signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin. However, as a source from the gray house explained, he would not directly link the award to the President's name. Because, according to the interlocutor, "the leadership of the region allegedly has its own person in the Kremlin's award department."

      That is why, what Kirov residents cannot help but notice, the "golden shower of awards" has fallen on regional officials: "For all the years of the existence of the governor's corps in the Kirov region, so many orders and medals have not even been awarded to senior officials in total. There have been verdicts since the reign of Nikolai Shaklein (Alexander Dmitriev is the head of the Department of State Property — E.O.), under Belykh and Vasiliev, but there are no orders "...

      Despite the fact that during the "Sokolovsky rule" the number of awards is obvious by its inverse proportionality to "regional successes and achievements." Which brought the region to the rearguard and even post-rearguard positions on key economic issues, financially intensive industries such as road and commercial construction, education and medicine. Except, perhaps, alcohol consumption per capita.

      And if the commendations, medals and orders awarded to Alexander Sokolov, Alexey Zherdev, Alexey Komarov, Andrey Luchinin (near governor's pool), as well as Svetlana Shumailova, Vladimir Klimentovsky and Alexey Petryakov were skeptical, Kirov residents argued that they might not know something. about the "great achievements", the information about the award of the order to Dmitry Kurdyumov, rather, shocked and for some reason caused laughter.

      After all, you may not be interested in the construction of schools, the quality of roads and bridges, the freezing Boiler House and the devastated account of the Capital Repair Fund, from which billions of rubles collected by the people flew away to decorate facades, but everyone uses medical services without exception. This is probably why Dmitry Alexandrovich's "order assessment of "conscientious activity" raised the only question among doctors and patients: if Kurdyumov had not worked so diligently for the benefit of free medical care, which is actively striving for zero today, would we have no medicine at all?

      "Today for the common people (officials, including The Ministry of Health, they are treated and operated on according to a quota from specialists in Moscow and St. Petersburg) psychics, fortune tellers, herbalists, whisperers and ... paid medicine are directly available, which will be accepted almost immediately, and in the worst case — tomorrow. But there's no one to ask for the quality and result — we went there ourselves. And where to go if in municipal polyclinics an appointment with a specialist can be expected in two weeks at best, and more often in a month, which can be fatal for the patient," says an outraged mother who contacted the editorial office.

      She is echoed by a pensioner, for whom every hospitalization is like a potential trip to the morgue:

      "In municipal hospitals, I have seen leaky bed linen, exactly bought for children's beds — the sheet covers a little more than half of the mattress, the cleaner comes to the ward once in two or three days, and the nurses, if you do not put money in your pocket, They hate heavy and bedridden patients, especially the elderly, and can be rude, bully, and obscene. In some, cockroaches are running around and... bedbugs are biting. But a well-known private company, under the patronage of Kurdyumov, does all the city analyses for the money of the FOMS. A private company feeds practically slop to those lying in hospitals... Is this what is called medicine today? And with "conscientious" — it's generally too much."

      As the source explained, there are of course hospitals where, with disgusting food and torn pillowcases, a team of wise and experienced doctors and caring nurses work, but this is not the merit of "those responsible for medicine." But most young people "medicate according to protocol" — they treat the obvious — on a piece of paper, not paying attention to chronic diseases — because this is not in the cheat sheets:

      "The girl from medicine prescribed me a drug that is categorically contraindicated in diabetes. I say calmly, "I can't do this — the sugar will rise." She replies arrogantly, like a luminary of science, "Nonsense, I have insulin." I say you have a morgue, too... I thought she heard me, but I see they're dripping... Although he was suffocating and barely standing on his feet, he escaped from hospital death on the second day. However, along with the erysipelas presented to me in the hospital."

      However, Newsler.ru not wanting to be unfounded, since the interlocutors asked not to name names, being dependent on the management of the medical institution, believing that they, as patients, "would only get worse," he used documented information only of the last week before the award.

      So, on May 14, in a lawsuit filed against Verkhoshizhemskaya CRH by a retired doctor Lyubov Zagoruiko, who was tried to blame for the deaths of two patients by forging her signatures, according to the expert opinion, it was established that the chief physician of the clinic, Sergei Zonov, who is also the chief physician of Kirov City Hospital No. 9, was hired on July 15, 2024. of the year. At the same time, Zonov, according to the documents (available in the editorial office), conducted administrative and medical practice with "harmful working conditions" on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9-00 to 15-00 hours.

      However, according to the documents sent to the court, Sergey Vladimirovich was dismissed from the hospital on October 29, but continues, following the example of the curator of the healthcare industry, "to work diligently," judging by the documents he signs on the post... the head doctor of the "hot grid".

      Despite the fact that no replacement has been found for the "dismissed Zonov" over the past seven months, and there is no one to fulfill his duties, since his deputy, Alexander Skrobanets, who worked as a narcologist and psychiatrist at the same Central Hospital, was dismissed in connection with his sentence for "drug use" in February.

      However, most of the dozens of Kirov residents surveyed, recalling the "municipal polyclinic and hospital horror," say they would be less surprised at the initiation of a criminal case against Dmitry Kurdyumov after the crash of a sanitation helicopter, where four people died, than at the award of the order.