Uzbek man seriously injured in Kuzbass to be brought to Tashkent
An Uzbek citizen who fell from a height in the Kuzbass region of Russia and was seriously injured is being flown to Tashkent for further treatment. His condition is currently stable and his life is not in danger.
An Uzbek citizen seriously injured in Kuzbass is being brought to Tashkent.
According to the Dunyo news agency, the Consul General of Uzbekistan in Novosibirsk Aslam Akbarov received information about the condition of an Uzbek citizen B.T., who is being treated in the neurosurgery department of the Kuzbass Clinical Center for the Protection of Miners' Health.
The Consul General got acquainted with the patient's condition at the medical facility and talked to the doctor treating him. According to the doctor, the Uzbek citizen suffered injuries to four vertebrae, ribs, foot and knee as a result of a fall from a height.
He was urgently subjected to two surgical operations on the spine and knee joint. In addition, the necessary special medical devices were installed to stabilize the patient's movements.
Currently, the patient's condition is assessed as stable, and doctors say that there is no danger to his life.
At the same time, the Consulate General of Uzbekistan and the Migration Agency's representative office in Novosibirsk are working on the issue of continuing the compatriot's treatment in Uzbekistan. In particular, appropriate measures are being taken to transport him to Tashkent by air.