A criminal case was opened in Tatarstan after the death of a 12-year-old girl in a children's camp. She died of a lingering form of meningococcal disease, authorities said. The media wrote that the child arrived on duty at the Gobin camp in Bogulema on October 29, and on November 1 the first complaints were received - the girl fell ill, her fever rose sharply and a severe headache appeared. At first her parents took her home, but later they took her to the hospital, and on November 2 the girl died in intensive care. The remaining 194 shift participants are under medical supervision; Children from the same unit as the deceased are scheduled to be vaccinated, Rospotrabendzor reported. "All necessary measures are being taken to prevent the spread of the infection. Medical follow-up, vaccination according to epidemic indications and chemoprophylaxis of all contacts - antibacterial treatment is carried out." The investigative committee opened a case according to the article on causing death by negligence. At the same time, as noted on Clean TV, the parents have long complained in reviews about the organization of free time and the conditions in the camp: children were left without supervision and activities, many complained about the rudeness of instructors, poor food, dirty bedding and lack of ventilation in the rooms.