The UK has launched an investigation into the fact that a child's larynx was burned due to a drink in Moscow

The Investigative Committee (IC) of Russia began checking after reports of a burn in the child's larynx due to a drink in Moscow. This was announced on December 27 by the UK's press service in the official Telegram channel.

"The investigative authorities of the GSU of the Investigative Committee of Russia in Moscow have organized a pre—investigation check on this fact on the grounds of a crime under Article 238 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("Provision of services that do not meet security requirements")," the message says.

The inspection began due to information spread on social networks that the child had suffered a burn to the larynx due to a drink and that a batch of a drink containing an unknown chemical substance had been found in a Moscow store.

The press service indicated that the central office of the department will monitor the execution of the order.

Care home: what could have led to the mass poisoning of pensioners in Vidnom

The pension "Dolgozhitel" was located in a village without sewerage and running water, food could be cooked in the basement.

The day before, it was reported that a child in Moscow almost got poisoned after taking a sip of lemonade with the name Aloe Vera, bought by his father at a grocery store. The boy's father added that he had already received comments in his personal messages about other cases of poisoning with the same drink. The prosecutor's office began checking after the publication about the sale of low-quality Aloe Vera.

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