An attempt to self -immolation is suppressed on Red Square

On Red Square of Moscow, an attempt to self -immolation is suppressed. As RIA Novosti reports with reference to the police source, the incident occurred on Friday at about 13:30. "A man of 35 years old set fire to himself. Flame quickly shot down the police, the man was transferred to the ambulance doctors, he has burns," the interlocutor quotes the agency quoted. Meanwhile, Interfax, citing his own source, claims that the man was "at the age".

On July 18, 2012, a 57-year-old resident of Novosibirsk Valentina Gerasimova committed self-immolation in the local reception of United Russia. After consulting lawyers, she took out a three -liter jar with a combustible mixture and began to threaten that she would have set fire to herself, and then carried threats. Gerasimova received burns of more than 80 percent of the surface of the body, was taken to intensive care in serious condition and the next day fell into a coma. On July 21, she died.

As a result of the incident, four reception officers were also injured, including lawyer Oleg Puchkov. He tried to extinguish the burning woman and received burns of 14 percent of the surface of the body.

Earlier, Gerasimova turned to the receptionist repeatedly due to a conflict with a construction company. According to lawyer Gerasimova, a woman since 2008 unsuccessfully sought through the courts of repaying interest and non -storage from the terminated contract of shared participation. Having lost the court, she turned to the public reception of United Russia, demanding compensation from the regional budget. She was explained that according to the law this is impossible.

On February 12, 2012, a 56-year-old resident of Nizhny Tagil Vera Smolina set fire to herself at the White House in Moscow. FSO officers put out the flame, after which they hospitalized the woman with severe burns at the Sklifosovsky Institute of Emergency. Smolin did not put forward any requirements before self -immolation. “There were no posters with her,” the police said.