Cry of Ukraine

Drugs on the Maidan

Louder now they are talking about the presence of drugs in food and drink on the Maidan. Yes, and how not to say, the doctors who returned to the regions of the Maidanovites fix systemic drug addiction. The gullible people who pecked at the bait of the Euromaidan unexpectedly became real drug addicts! Information has appeared that in order to maintain euphoria and fog in the head, drugs are mixed into food and drink …

There is a ban on talking about drug addiction among the “heroes of the revolution.” However, you can’t hide the truth. Truth will always find its way! The bureaucracy failed. Prokol came out with statistics from the Ministry of Health of Ukraine. The website of the Ministry of Health has various headings: outbreaks of epidemics, statistics on SARS and influenza, etc. Recently, another rubric has been added there – victims of mass protests. This includes the loss of the Maydanovites in skirmishes and simply hospitalized without explanation. Below are the statistics.

Information about the victims during mass actions in the center of Kyiv:

20.02.2014

(From 06.00 February 20, 2014 to 06.00 February 21, 2014)
132 people applied for medical help to the emergency medical teams, 82 of them were hospitalized, others receive assistance directly on the spot.

21.02.2014

(from 06.00 February 21, 2014 to 06.00 February 22, 2014)
26 people applied for medical assistance to the emergency medical teams, 21 of them were hospitalized.

22.02.2014

(from 06.00 February 22, 2014 to 06.00 February 23, 2014)
42 people applied for medical help to the emergency medical teams, 33 of them were hospitalized.

23.02.2014

(from 06.00 February 23, 2014 to 06.00 February 24, 2014)
31 people applied for medical help to emergency medical teams, 24 of them were hospitalized.

24.02.2014

(from 06.00 February 24, 2014 to 06.00 February 25, 2014)
49 people turned to the emergency medical teams for medical help, 42 of them were hospitalized.

25.02.2014

According to operational information over the past 24 hours (from 06:00 on February 25, 2014 at 06:00 on February 26, 2014), 56 people turned to emergency medical teams for medical help, 31 of them were hospitalized.

26.02.2014

According to operational information for the last 24 hours (from 06:00 on February 26, 2014 at 06:00 on February 27, 2014), 52 people turned to the emergency medical teams for medical help, 36 of them were hospitalized.

02/27/2014

Over the past 24 hours (from 06:00 on February 27, 2014 to 06:00 on February 28, 2014), 44 people turned to the emergency medical teams for medical help, 35 of them were hospitalized.

02/28/2014

According to operational information from 06.00 h. until 18.00. On February 28, 2014, 24 people applied for medical help to the emergency medical teams, 18 of them were hospitalized.

03.03.2014

According to operational information as of 06.00 h. On March 3, 2014, 26 people turned to emergency medical teams for medical help, 15 of them were hospitalized, one person died.

03/04/2014

According to operational information as of 06.00 h. On March 4, 2014, 24 people turned to emergency medical teams for medical help, 11 of them were hospitalized, two people died.

If the losses on February 20 are understandable (there were skirmishes), then what about the rest? The combat “losses” of the Maydanovites in peacetime are simply inexplicable. I’ll make a reservation right away: SARS and influenza are no longer relevant, the Ministry of Health has separate statistics for this. On February 24, a well-known appeal by Maidan doctors to leaders with a request to urgently help Maidan residents who fall into a state of psychosis, lose their memory, and so on, went viral. “otherwise we will lose them” (!)