[rhubarb_king]

Looks like a pretty shit hospital. Something tells me that country doesn't provide health care benefits. Although to give them credit, there's a lot of free bed room. That fella died having an entire floor to himself!

[Tyrantus]

Dude better be careful touching that man... no staff in a hospital like that is a sure sign of the zombie apocalypse or your unfortunate ass was transferred to Silent Hill.

[epiclulz]

Originally Posted by William May ↗

Anyone who can translate what he is saying?

I could try.

"Here is the view. Here I am crying. ​I have Vadya here, dead. I don't know anyone. I'm screaming, walking through the entire hospital. No one is here. No one on the job. Anywhere. Not a single person. No doctors. No nurses. And nothing at all on the chairs. Fuck all is coming to us. They die like that. We have people, fuck! Anyone? Ladies? Doctor? Nurse? Nothing! Vadya. Until all, of course, is too cold to be alive."

[journey2xl]

Definitely has a "28 Days Later" vibe to it......

[William May]

Originally Posted by rhubarb_king ↗

Looks like a pretty shit hospital. Something tells me that country doesn't provide health care benefits. Although to give them credit, there's a lot of free bed room. That fella died having an entire floor to himself!

Well, at least you looked on the bright side. Too many people here are just a bunch of Debbie Downers!

[lunikov]

Cyka Blyat

[rohmell]

Originally Posted by epiclulz ↗

I could try.

"Here is the view. Here I am crying. ​I have Vadya here, dead. I don't know anyone. I'm screaming, walking through the entire hospital. No one is here. No one on the job. Anywhere. Not a single person. No doctors. No nurses. And nothing at all on the chairs. Fuck all is coming to us. They die like that. We have people, fuck! Anyone? Ladies? Doctor? Nurse? Nothing! Vadya. Until all, of course, is too cold to be alive."

Thanks for translating.

[HotPlate101]

There must be a big black market in Russia for ceiling tiles.

My theory - this guy took his buddy to a "hospital" after his buddy overdosed but he didn't realize it was an old soviet hospital that's been unoccupied for years. Hence the lack of staff and the dilapidated conditions.

Unlikely but possible.

[epiclulz]

I googled "no one in hospital" in Russian and found a few articles including this. https://echo.msk.ru/blog/day_video/2919980-echo/

In a hospital in Pervouralsk, a local resident died, to whom, according to regional publications and relatives say, none of the doctors came to the rescue. The relatives of the deceased accuse the doctors of negligence. Roszdravnadzor began to understand what had happened.

The tragedy took place in the third hospital in Pervouralsk in the Sverdlovsk region. The condition of one of the patients worsened a few days ago, he began to choke. Before that, he managed to tell his family that he had pneumonia and 80 percent of lung damage. At the moment when emergency help was needed, doctors or nurses were not in the hospital, writes the Internet edition "Yekaterinburg-online". The video was posted by a neighbor of a dying patient in the ward.

The relatives of the deceased said that before that, none of the doctors helped him get water and food from the package, which were given to him by his relatives. And the doctor did not fulfill his promise to call if the patient gets worse. On the day of his death, the physician hung up, writes the network edition. The next day, when relatives with difficulty got through to the doctor, he told about a difficult patient and confirmed that this person had died.

Roszdravnadzor will check the hospital where doctors left a seriously ill patient unattended. The situation is personally controlled by the head of the Ministry of Health of the Sverdlovsk region, the press service of the department told TASS. They noted that they did not receive complaints about the hospital administration from the relatives of the deceased or the author of the video.

The relatives of the deceased patient intend to seek the initiation of a criminal case against doctors.

[docfr8]

Gross negligence