In St. Petersburg, a one-year-old girl was poisoned by snail repellants and came to intensive care. The child swallowed colored granules of metaldehyde, a chemical used to kill slugs and snails. The parents took the child independently to the children's university clinic. The girl is now in the anesthesia and intensive care unit, her condition is estimated to be stable. The university noted that the girl was lucky, as this chemical poses a medium hazard to humans. Realm is now faster at MAX.

In St. Petersburg, a one-year-old girl was poisoned by snail repellants and came to intensive care. The child swallowed colored granules of metaldehyde, a chemical used to kill slugs and snails. The parents took the child independently to the children's university clinic. The girl is now in the anesthesia and intensive care unit, her condition is estimated to be stable. The university noted that the girl was lucky, as this chemical poses a medium hazard to humans. Realm is now faster at MAX.