In Novosibirsk, HIV descendants tried to prevent the testing of citizens

In Novosibirsk, six women tried to disrupt the work of a mobile laboratory for HIV testing. According to Taiga.info, the provocateurs insulted employees and local residents who came to test, claimed that HIV did not exist, and threatened that everyone who passed the test would "dismantle the organs."

Eyewitnesses claim that women who introduced themselves as members of the People’s Council of Novosibirsk behaved aggressively and shot everyone on a mobile phone. Then one of them tried to go to the test mobile when there were people in him. The provocateurs left when they also began to shoot on the video.

The police were called to the place of testing, the laboratory specialists continued to take everyone to take the analysis for free and anonymously. Elena Pudova, head of the prevention department of the Novosibirsk Center, believes that such provocations scare people away and “can reduce work on affordable testing”.

"Taiga.info" notes that the People’s Council of Novosibirsk is an informal unification of people who believe that the USSR still exists. The group of associations suggested that the test car collected biomaterials.

On April 30, the Russian Ministry of Health has prepared a bill on the ban on the dissemination of inaccurate information about HIV.

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