In Moscow, during a hockey match between amateur teams Wolta and Hockey is my life, an incident occurred that attracted the attention of not only the sports community, but also law enforcement agencies. According to the Mash telegram channel, everything happened on March 10 at a game of the Labor Reserves hockey league at the Yantar Ice Palace. Wolta hockey club player Valery Zotov, who was resting on the bench, decided to quench his thirst from a nearby bottle, assuming it was water. However, instead of ordinary water, there was ammonia there.
Of course, after such a sip, the 40-year-old athlete had to urgently seek medical help. He was taken by ambulance to the hospital, where doctors diagnosed second-degree chemical burns to the tongue, palate and stomach. What happened immediately raised many questions and assumptions, including about the intentional poisoning of the hockey player. The victim himself expressed the opinion that the alcohol could have been poured into the bottle on purpose. By the way, the game eventually ended in a victory for his team with a score of 4:0.
It is already known that Zotov’s condition has improved, however, the police continue the investigation, considering various versions of what happened, including an attempted poisoning.
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Earlier it became known that an elevator carrying passengers collapsed in a multi-story building in St. Petersburg. At the time of the incident, there were 13 people in it — 8 adults and 5 children, of which three adults and one child were injured and were taken to city hospitals. The preliminary cause of the fall is said to be overload of the elevator, the engine power of which was not enough to stop in a normal position.
Three people were injured as a result of the elevator fall: an eight-year-old boy with a suspected broken ankle, a 32-year-old man with a closed head injury and a leg injury, and a 38-year-old man with a catatrauma and a broken leg. The prosecutor’s office of the Pushkinsky district of St. Petersburg, where the elevator fell, opened an investigation into the incident.