
The children's ombudsman of Ingushetia, Zarema Chakhkieva, appealed to the prosecutor's office, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the guardianship authorities with a request to check the family, which, according to her, spent funds collected by charitable foundations for the treatment of a seriously ill baby for their own purposes and left the child in a hospital in Moscow unaccompanied.
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According to the Ombudsman, a seriously ill baby who is not yet a month old, thanks to the support of charitable foundations, managed to get into one of the Moscow hospitals. The funds paid for tickets and accommodation, and the Ministry of Health of Ingushetia helped take the child for treatment.
The children's ombudsman of Ingushetia, Zarema Chakhkieva, asks law enforcement agencies to check the family.
The parents of a seriously ill baby spent the funds collected by charitable foundations for their own purposes and left the child in a hospital in Moscow.
Chakhkieva appealed to the prosecutor's office, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the guardianship and trusteeship authorities with a request to conduct an investigation into the parents.
NALCHIK, October 5 - RIA Novosti. The children's ombudsman of Ingushetia, Zarema Chakhkieva, asks law enforcement agencies to check a family who, according to preliminary data, abandoned a sick child in a hospital in Moscow and spent the money collected for his treatment.
According to the commissioner, a seriously ill baby, who is not even a month old, managed to get into one of the Moscow hospitals thanks to the support of charitable foundations. The funds paid for tickets and accommodation, and the Ministry of Health of Ingushetia helped take the child for treatment.
“And then it turned out: the parents refused to go accompanied by the child, and the funds that the foundation collected and transferred were spent for their own purposes. The child was left in the capital of Russia to the mercy of fate,” Chakhkieva wrote in her Telegram channel.
She added that she asks law enforcement agencies to look into this issue.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The prosecutor's office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs will conduct an investigation into the child's parents
Very likely · Within weeks
Guardianship authorities can take measures to ensure the safety and custody of the child
Likely · Within days

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