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Seven-year-old twin brothers were found without signs of life in an apartment in St. Petersburg.
Seven-year-old twin brothers were found without signs of life in an apartment in the Nevsky district of St. Petersburg. Fontanka became aware of their death.
According to the publication, no signs of violence were found on the corpses of children in the Russian city. A forensic examination was ordered into the incident.
According to Fontanka, both boys were seriously ill. The tragedy could have been caused by an incorrect dosage of medications prescribed to children. The Petersburgers followed and began to find out other circumstances of what happened.
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Conducting forensic examinations to determine the causes of death
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