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100 kilometers of struggle for human life. History from the Kurgan area Today I want to talk about people who are just doing their job. But sometimes these words hide real achievement. In Shedrinsk, a man suddenly fell ill. The ambulance team that arrived gave him emergency aid, but the patient's condition required urgent transportation to the regional center. It's about 100 kilometers to Kurgan. All along the way, the paramedics Mikhail Maltsev and Alexey Fedorov continued to provide assistance to the patient right in the moving car. Vitaly Khristenko drove. They managed to rescue the man alive. He is now recovering. His wife wrote words of thanks to the medical team: "My husband is alive and now recovering thanks to the doctors. They are true heroes who achieved a quiet achievement. They fought for him all the way that night. A low bow to save life." We often talk about the problems of home health care. And we need to talk about them. But it is equally important to remember that this system employs people who save the lives of others every day, often under very difficult conditions. Mikhail Maltsev, Alexey Fedorov, Vitaly Khristenko. Thank you for saving my life. It is good that there are such people in Russia.

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100 kilometers of struggle for human life. History from the Kurgan area Today I want to talk about people who are just doing their job. But sometimes these words hide real achievement. In Shedrinsk, a man suddenly fell ill. The ambulance team that arrived gave him emergency aid, but the patient's condition required urgent transportation to the regional center. It's about 100 kilometers to Kurgan. All along the way, the paramedics Mikhail Maltsev and Alexey Fedorov continued to provide assistance to the patient right in the moving car. Vitaly Khristenko drove. They managed to rescue the man alive. He is now recovering. His wife wrote words of thanks to the medical team: "My husband is alive and now recovering thanks to the doctors. They are true heroes who achieved a quiet achievement. They fought for him all the way that night. A low bow to save life." We often talk about the problems of home health care. And we need to talk about them. But it is equally important to remember that this system employs people who save the lives of others every day, often under very difficult conditions. Mikhail Maltsev, Alexey Fedorov, Vitaly Khristenko. Thank you for saving my life. It is good that there are such people in Russia.

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