In Russian society, the treatment of the disabled and hospice patients remains as poor and unfortunate people, for whom it is easier to raise funds to help, urging pity, the founder and head of the house with the Magdalor Charitable Foundation, Lida Monyaeva, told RBC. She gave the first major interview after the opening and closing of the criminal case. "It seems to me that people are ready to help the hospice, as if they are throwing their help over the fence, so that all the disabled will stay there within the perimeter, within this fence," Munyabe noted. RBC channel at max.

In Russian society, the treatment of the disabled and hospice patients remains as poor and unfortunate people, for whom it is easier to raise funds to help, urging pity, the founder and head of the house with the Magdalor Charitable Foundation, Lida Monyaeva, told RBC. She gave the first major interview after the opening and closing of the criminal case. "It seems to me that people are ready to help the hospice, as if they are throwing their help over the fence, so that all the disabled will stay there within the perimeter, within this fence," Munyabe noted. RBC channel at max.