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A girl with a ruptured appendix waited almost three hours for an ambulance in the Moscow region. 16-year-old Anna began experiencing abdominal pain and vomiting on October 16. The girl's mother Olga called an ambulance. The doctors took a long time to get to the apartment, and when they arrived they gave Ana an anesthetic injection, assumed kidney or pancreas problems and left without hospitalizing her. After a while, the girl's condition worsened. The mother tried several more times to call the doctors, but according to her, in one of the calls, the operator said she was interfering with answering other calls and hung up. On Saturday Anna fell ill with a fever, and on Sunday she could no longer walk or bend her legs. Olga called an ambulance again. The brigade traveled for two hours and 40 minutes. The doctors assumed Anna had peritonitis and hospitalized her. At the hospital, the girl was urgently operated on and transferred to intensive care, and on Monday to a regular ward. According to the doctors, the appendix must have burst on Friday evening. Olga prepares documents to contact the prosecutor's office. Realm is now faster at MAX.

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A girl with a ruptured appendix waited almost three hours for an ambulance in the Moscow region. 16-year-old Anna began experiencing abdominal pain and vomiting on October 16. The girl's mother Olga called an ambulance. The doctors took a long time to get to the apartment, and when they arrived they gave Ana an anesthetic injection, assumed kidney or pancreas problems and left without hospitalizing her. After a while, the girl's condition worsened. The mother tried several more times to call the doctors, but according to her, in one of the calls, the operator said she was interfering with answering other calls and hung up. On Saturday Anna fell ill with a fever, and on Sunday she could no longer walk or bend her legs. Olga called an ambulance again. The brigade traveled for two hours and 40 minutes. The doctors assumed Anna had peritonitis and hospitalized her. At the hospital, the girl was urgently operated on and transferred to intensive care, and on Monday to a regular ward. According to the doctors, the appendix must have burst on Friday evening. Olga prepares documents to contact the prosecutor's office. Realm is now faster at MAX.

A girl with a ruptured appendix waited almost three hours for an ambulance in the Moscow region. 16-year-old Anna began experiencing abdominal pain and vomiting on October 16. The girl's mother Olga called an ambulance. The doctors took a long time to get to the apartment, and when they arrived they gave Ana an anesthetic injection, assumed kidney or pancreas problems and left without hospitalizing her. After a while, the girl's condition worsened. The mother tried several more times to call the doctors, but according to her, in one of the calls, the operator said she was interfering with answering other calls and hung up. On Saturday Anna fell ill with a fever, and on Sunday she could no longer walk or bend her legs. Olga called an ambulance again. The brigade traveled for two hours and 40 minutes. The doctors assumed Anna had peritonitis and hospitalized her. At the hospital, the girl was urgently operated on and transferred to intensive care, and on Monday to a regular ward. According to the doctors, the appendix must have burst on Friday evening. Olga prepares documents to contact the prosecutor's office. Realm is now faster at MAX.

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