A snow squall survivor has tended to an irate video message to Russian President Vladimir Putin after around 80 individuals sat tight 15 hours for rescuers in the Orenburg locale of Russia.
A driver solidified to death and numeroushttp://profiles.delphiforums.com/n/pfx/profile.aspx?webtag=dfpprofile000&userId=1890860943 others endured frostbite when their vehicles were caught on a principle street in the area, in the southern Ural mountains.
Russia sends help to another country however "we can't spare our own particular individuals", Pavel Gusev said.
Almost a large portion of a million individuals have watched his video on YouTube.
"I speak to you, Vladimir Vladimirovich [Putin] - I request that you manage this, offer the individuals who some assistance with suffering extreme frostbite... furthermore, deal with our crisis administrations service," his message said.
By Gusev, a few calls for help got the answer from salvage administration staff: "You ought to have stayed at home, you should not be going out."Prosecutors in Russia's Investigative Committee (SK) are currently looking at the crisis reaction on the night of 3 January, when autos were covered in snow on the Orenburg-Orsk street.
Survivors say the tempest was so awful there was essentially zero ability to see.
Russia's Vesti TV news reports that ahttp://www.rosegaspar.org/siteantigo/userinfo.php?uid=1175315 policeman who gave his worker's coat to a solidifying lady and his gloves to a man amid the salvage will get a decoration from the local inside service.
Danil Maskudov's help is seen as a gallant signal - he is currently in doctor's facility as well, with seriously frostbitten fingers.
Patriarch Kirill, leader of the Russian Orthodox Church, said admirers ought to ask that others go about as honorably as that policeman.
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