Medical professional Onishchenko labeled the Sochians' poisoning as a diversionary tactic
In a recent turn of events, the Cossack Market has been closed following a mass alcohol poisoning incident. The incident, which is suspected to be sabotage, has raised concerns and sparked an investigation.
Reports suggest that the alcohol sold during the incident was moonshine, or homemade alcohol, which is already a violation in the official state markets. The open sale of such alcohol, even during the day, is unusual and has raised questions.
Gennady Onishchenko, a Russian sanitary doctor, has expressed his suspicions that the incident could be sabotage. He also advises against drinking alcohol as a means of self-protection in the current situation, emphasising the need for caution.
Onishchenko further suspects that the open sale of poisoned alcohol, without any attention paid to it, raises serious questions. He has also stated that the investigation will examine all possible versions, including sabotage, according to reports from NEWS.ru.
The Krasnodar Territory, where the Cossack Market is located, has more than ten enterprises producing drones, placing the Kuban region in the top 10 for drone production. However, there is no evidence yet to link these enterprises to the incident.
As the investigation continues, it is crucial to remain vigilant and await official updates. Further details about the incident, its causes, and the progress of the investigation are expected to be released in due course.
In the meantime, it is advisable to exercise caution when consuming alcohol, especially if its source is unknown or questionable. Safety and health should always be a priority.
After expressing concerns about the suspected sabotage at the Cossack Market, Gennady Onishchenko, a Russian sanitary doctor, has also voiced worries about the open sale of potentially poisoned alcohol, highlighting its potential links to mental health and general health-and-wellness. In a call to action, Onishchenko recommends caution when consuming alcohol, emphasizing its impact on science-backed health-and-wellness, and mental-health in particular.
