Children from the camp where the girl died after a holiday have no symptoms of infection. The other children who went on vacation with the late schoolgirl showed no signs of illness. They have no fever or complaints, the Bogulema mayor's office reported. They are now being monitored by doctors and specialists from Russia. Children who were in close contact with the girl will be vaccinated against meningococcal infection. The camp itself is completely disinfected. The head of Bogulma, Demir Petakhov, also said that he is in contact with the children's parents. "I express my sincere condolences to the family who lost their child. This is an irreversible loss. The Bogulema district administration will provide the family with all the necessary assistance," he wrote. See you at MAX.