In the Tatarstan town of Zelenodolsk, a visitor died at the entrance to an alkomarket. The moment of his death was recorded by a video surveillance camera.The published footage shows the man slipping on a flat spot, falling to the tiled floor and no longer moving. The medics who arrived on the scene only stated his death.
According to the Mash Iptash Telegram channel, the family of the deceased believes that he died from the impact of the face on the tile. However, according to relatives, doctors wrote that the man died of a heart attack, which is why the law enforcers did not initiate a criminal case. Now the relatives demand that the Interior Ministry investigate the causes of the incident.
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His family definitely has a lawsuit available for them. Businesses are supposed to clear ice so exactly this doesn't happen. I know this cause I work at a ski area as a lift operator, but I also have to work the parking lot too. If you don't clear the snow off the ramp people will absolutely fall. I see people fuckin eat it daily.
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This isn't specifically Russian, this shit happens all the time across the globe. It's part of why you can sue businesses for this exact reason. He slipped ONLY because the business didn't clear the ice, doesn't matter if he's drunk, if they cleared it he wouldn't have slipped. I should know, I work at a ski area where people slip on ice daily. At a ski area that's expected, at a liquor store, it's negligence.
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You're just being unnecessarily confrontational.
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If your shoes are wet then there shouldn't be ice in the doorway. It's Russia, it's probably below freezing.
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The average temperature in Russia during winter is 23° almost 10° below freezing. Nobody will have wet shoes.
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0 degrees is freezing in Celsius, in fahrenheit it's 32. Russia uses Celsius, AKA the metric system.
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Celsius I'm guessing.
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I live in New England USA. It's below freezing most of the time in winter. I work at a ski area. My job IS the cold lol.
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lawsuit in russia. hue hue
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Fair point. I'm just a ski lift operator in the US so it's definitely different here. We clear the ice and snow to prevent lawsuits. Some lady one time crashed skiing and broke her leg, tried suing the ski area I work at. Long story short, she sued and lost. Not our fault she ate shit and broke her leg. We maintain our lifts real well.
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yeah usa has its thing with lawsuits, but has other issues that russia dont need to deal with, from elite level of racism, daily mass shootings, emigrants and other crap. russia is shithole too, but lawsuits are rare in most of world, i live in EU country to win lawsuit against anyone is harder than winning in lottery
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Oof. In the U.S. all it takes is something like this, slipping on some ice the employee's failed to clear. If he didn't die he'd at least get his medical bills paid for by the company who owned the store.
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