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Victims of terrorist attack on Dubrovka suffer the consequences of the «harmless gas»: they are sick, deaf and blind  On Tuesday, October 26th, Russia remembers the victims of the terrorist attack on the theater at Dubrovka. On October 22nd (sic), 2002, during the musical As Tatiana Karpova reported to «Novye Izvestiya», at this time the federal government does not assist the former hostages. For the last four years the only support has been provided by the Moscow mayor's office, help such as the installation of a memorial plaque and assistance in finding physicians and receiving summer holidays for orphans of the assault. As Tatiana’s husband Sergey Karpov told «Moskovsky Komsomolets», virtually all the illnesses, from which the former hostages are currently suffering, are associated with disruption of cerebral circulation and respiratory function. According to the father of the slain hostage, 12 hostages are now completely deaf. Many have gravely diminished vision, while others suffer from memory loss. Virtually all have seriously impaired renal and liver function and problems with their digestive system. For some these illnesses appeared immediately after the assault, while others had health problems begin later. People became disabled, and many former hostages ended up in psychiatric hospitals. In informal conversations, doctors tell the sick hostages that it was due to the gas. According to Karpov, some women declared that after the assault they had to sign a form stating that they should not have children for at least 5 years. One hostage at the time of the terrorist attack, however, was pregnant. As a result, she gave birth to a disabled child, the little girl has cerebral palsy and several other severe diseases. The mother raises her child alone, and besides the child she cares for her two parents who were disabled at Chernobyl. According to members of the public organization that unites the victims of Under the law, According to Tatiana Karpova, the hostages have still not gained the status of victim of a terrorist attack. Despite the fact that a rehabilitation center at Moscow City Hospital #13 states that it is prepared to receive the former hostages, in reality the only free services are simple sample analyses. Orphaned children receive survivor benefits of only about 3 thousand rubles (ed: about $120 a month). Only the Korallovo School, founded by Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the former head of Yukos Oil, accepts child victims from As Tatiana Karpova tells it, most of the former hostages are in dire need of free medicine. Some need psychiatric help, and one hostage discovered a tumor and needs good doctors and a hospital. An initiative by the group of the victims' relatives seeks deferments from military service for boys who went through As Tatiana Karpova explains, the organization she chairs helps not only victims of According to Karpova, their difficulty in finding justice is because the law does not consider In Strasbourg they are studying 12 kilos of documents from According to Tatiana Karpova, the government benefited by the security forces killing all the terrorists during the assault, though it would have been easy to take them alive, since they were under the influence of the gas. According to Tatiana Karpova, men in civilian clothes summoned her to an interview, and they told her to «come to her senses» and stop defending the rights of the hostages. The chances that someone will be held responsible for the death of people during the assault are nil, says the mother of the slain hostage. The creator of the deadly gas, however, was awarded the title Hero of Russia. But victims of In April, the ECHR found two groups of complaints from victims of the hostage situation in the theater on Dubrovka to be admissible, and combined into one case the two groups that had filed lawsuits. According to the hostages' representatives, 12 kg of materials on Secret gas killed people because doctors were never told of an antidote As Tatiana Karpova's husband Sergey stated during an interview with «MK» (Moscow Komsomolets), the formula of gas, which was used at the Theatrical Center, is still unknown. The Government alleges that the gas was harmless. Emergency physicians on ambulances that transported the hostages guessed that the victims might have received opiate poisoning. Some doctors said they detected the smell of nerve gas. Several years ago the FSB told hostages that in creating the gas they used a «secret formula based on derivatives of fentanyl». Even though the Ministry of Health was trying to convince people that the drug itself could not cause death, a medical reference book states that fentanyl is a narcotic analgesic, and that a wrong dose could lead to death. According to Sergey Karpov, the former hostages and members of their families still believe that the assault was unnecessary, and that it would have been possible to avoid many casualties had the authorities worked out in advance a competent evacuation and medical assistance to the hostages. «After the assault, when Special Forces and physicians entered the Theater Center, they found an auditorium full of dead people. People were sitting or lying unconscious, and all were cyanotic. The doctors were confused. After all, they had been warned that Dubrovka would be full of wounded people with explosives traumas, amputations, and gunshot wounds. Not a word was said about gas,» said the father of the slain hostage. As a result the doctors were forced to determine the type of gas on their own, and inject what they assumed might be an antidote. The used naloxone, but in the confusion some hostages received two or three doses, while others none. The drug is dangerous, since an extra dose could lead to cardiac arrest. People in serious condition were dragged along the pavement to buses In addition, proper transport for the hostages was not organized. The living and the dead were all stacked on the pavement in front of the theater center, and then all were loaded into buses and According to materials from an investigation conducted by the hostages' relatives, 58 people died on buses and in hospitals. Where to even take the hostages had not been worked out in advance. One hospital that had been readied to receive victims only received a few people. Six buses full of hostages went to another hospital, which could not handle so many victims at once, so the bus drivers had to bring them to yet another hospital, and in so doing wasted valuable time for medical care. According to Sergey Karpov, in the autopsies of 60% of the hostages that died, it was stated that there was no evidence of health care being rendered. Many victims had abrasions on the backs of their necks, and on their arms. It appears that, in order to get the hostages to the buses, they were simply dragged along the pavement, despite the fact that they were in serious condition. As the father of the slain hostage put it, the group has not been given access to all materials from the criminal case. They only were allowed to view the medical examinations. On studying these materials, the relatives wondered how so many disabled and seriously ill people could have made it to the theatrical center. The autopsies showed that doctors found that all the deceased hostages had serious kidney, liver, and heart problems. None of the autopsies said a word about gas poisoning. The causes of death for all the victims were said to physical inactivity, dehydration, and chronic illnesses. Strange circumstances surfaced during the investigation Other strange circumstances surfaced as a result of the investigation carried out by the hostages' relatives. The investigators were sure that all the terrorists were killed during the assault. Video taken from the window of a building across from the theater, however, shows that this might not be so. The video shows that after the assault a handcuffed man was yanked from the center and thrown to the pavement by the entrance. After this a woman approached the man and shot him, then dragged his corpse back into the building. According to Sergey Karpov, many of the Dubrovka workers noticed that among the terrorists were persons who worked with them in the building, workers who were remodeling a nightclub located in the center. Nikolai, the brother of the slain hostage, said that at first the investigators worked on a theory that the theater building had been prepared in advance with the propositioning of weapons and explosives, but then the prosecutor general supposedly banned them from pursuing it. Views: 12766 |
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