Petersburg: The first Fake about coronavirus in Russia has been initiated in Russia

In St. Petersburg, the first criminal case was opened about the spread of fake information about coronavirus due to the post of activist Anna Shushpanova in VKontakte. In her house, employees of the Investigative Committee are searched. This was told by the North. Realiy was told by activist Krasmyr Vranks and confirmed the sister of Anna Shushpanova Alena.

SK employees came to Shushpanov home at about 17:00. According to Alena Shushpanova, her sister showed a decision to initiate the case. A search is taking place in the house - Anna Shushpanova took the phone and computer. There are five SK employees in the apartment. According to Alena Shushpanova, the case was opened because of the post that Anna posted in the Setroretsky Assistance group.

According to Pozmir Vranks, on April 2, Anna Shushapnova posted in the public information that a coronavirus with a non -pronounced symptoms was allegedly discovered in a local clinic in a local clinic, but he was sent home. The doctor who allegedly let the person with coronavirus be offered to quit at his own free will. These data by Shushpanova was reported by a local resident who witnessed the alleged situation.

"She is a member of the territorial election commission with a decisive vote, therefore there is a special regime of office work on her. Perhaps that is why the Investigative Committee came to her. Instead of doctors who could allow negligence, they press the activist," Vranks said.

Wed to Yandex.Zen CR on Instagram SR in Telegram

The Federation Council approved the law on criminal liability for the spread of fakes on coronavirus.

For the spread of knowingly false information about infection, a fine of 300 to 700 thousand rubles, correctional labor up to 1 year or restriction of freedom up to 3 years can be assigned. If the extension of the fake entailed causing harm to human health, then increased criminal liability is provided: a fine of 700 thousand to 1.5 million rubles, forced labor up to 3 years or imprisonment of up to 3 years. If a person died, then the punishment may be in the form of a fine of 1.5 to 2 million rubles, forced labor for up to 5 years or imprisonment of up to 5 years.