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It is noted that the doctor worked in the hospital to which Alexei Navaln was taken unconscious after the poisoning “Novičioku”. Opposition comrades believe that hospital staff knew the real cause of the politician’s illness and prevented him from taking him to Germany to remove the toxin from his body.
Agišev is reported to have worked in this hospital for 30 years. The hospital’s director, Yevgeny Osipov, called his colleague’s death “an irreparable loss for the entire medical community.”
Sergei Maximinin, 55, a deputy chief physician at the same hospital, died earlier. The official cause of his death was a heart attack.
Another deputy chief physician, Anatoly Kalinichenko, left the hospital and began working in a private clinic, saying “I like surgery more than administrative work.” While Navaln lay in the First Ambulance Hospital, Kalinichenko was responsible for providing medical assistance to politicians, communicating with German doctors, and communicating with the media (the first day of the opposition hospitalization).
Alexander Murachovsky, the chief physician and member of the United Russia party, began interacting with the media.
Speaking about Mr. Navaln’s condition, he said that “his metabolism had been disrupted.” Furthermore, Mr. Murachowski did not allow Mr. Navaln to be taken to Berlin for two days for treatment.
A. Murachowski was appointed head of the regional unit of the Ministry of Health.
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