
In Moscow, a Georgian citizen Zurab Muzashvili died, whom the Russian authorities intended to deport to their homeland. It is reported on Friday by the Rustavi-2 television company.
Muzashvili was delivered to Moscow from Saratov for deportation to Georgia. However, he felt ill at the airport, and on the way to the hospital he died.
According to the television company, Muzashvili was sick with tuberculosis.
Meanwhile, Muzashvili Muzashvili Tulaeva reported on the air of Echo of Moscow that her son died in the Saratov isolator, and not on the way from the Moscow airport. In addition, she did not confirm the report that he was sick with tuberculosis.
According to Tulaeva, the 42-year-old Muzashvili lived for three years and worked in Saratov and was recognized as subject to deportation a month and a half ago due to the lack of registration.
This is the fourth case of the death of Georgian citizens with deportation from Rosia. On December 26 last year, Georgian citizen Leon Kukawa died in Moscow under unknown circumstances. After a month of searching, the body of a 56-year-old man found in one of the Moscow morgues. He was detained by the Russian Migration Service on November 13. According to official figures, Kukawa committed himself, hanging himself in the preliminary imprisonment chamber. According to the relatives of the deceased, Kukawa was brutally beaten by police, as a result of which he died from injuries. According to Kukav’s relatives, to hide the traces of the crime, he was suspended and kept in a suspended position for several days, and then placed in the nickname.
On December 2, a 50-year-old Manana Jabelia, a citizen of Georgia, died in the receiver-distributor of the Federal Migration Service. She had been waiting for deportation to her homeland for more than a month. On October 5, the Nagatinsky court sentenced her to deportation to Georgia, but this decision was appealed on cassation, which stopped the forced expulsion of the woman. As a result, the decision on deportation was canceled, but it reached the special cost after the death of Jabelia.
According to the Radio "Freedom", due to the complaint, the woman had problems. Inspectors of the Center insisted on the recall of cassation letter from the court. In the two months that Jabelia was in a special reception, she had repeatedly had bouts of hypertension, she declared a hunger strike.
On October 17, 47-year-old Tengiz Tomnidze died at the Domodedovo airport. For 13 days it was kept in a closed room of a special detention center in St. Petersburg. He was sick with asthma. His wife Nino Dzazava claims that her husband died due to refusal to medical care only because he is a Georgian, as well as as a result of torture with an electric shock. Meanwhile, the Federal Tax Service with reference to the opening results stated that he died of an overdose of methadone.