Nyuta Federmesser said that seven children died in a mental health facility in St. Petersburg due to poor care. The prosecutor's office began an investigation
Nyuta Federmesser, a human rights activist and founder of the Vera Hospice Assistance Fund , said that recently seven children have died in a psycho-neurological boarding school No. 10 in St. Petersburg. A week ago, the human rights activist asked the city authorities to pay attention to PNI No. 10, which is headed by Ivan Verevkin, listing the pupils who died there recently. “These are Ira Kudryavtseva, Ksyusha Ignatieva, Tanya Vasilyeva, Misha Grinev, Marina Kozhemyakova, Oleg Levkin.