What happened in Moscow on May 29 claimed the lives of 16 people. These are people whose lives were suddenly cut short due to the raging nature of nature, which rarely happens in Central Russia. Law enforcement officers began to understand the circumstances of each person’s death. After all the checks and examinations, it will be clear who should be responsible for these victims. And what tragedies occurred due to the accident.

Until now, utility workers have not had time to remove all the fallen trees on the streets of Moscow. According to preliminary estimates, there are about 14,000 of them in the capital. Several thousand people remain without electricity, writes the Komsomolskaya Pravda website with reference to the Moscow region department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. Dozens of people remain in hospitals. Soon after the hurricane, their number was announced - more than 150 people.

It wasn't just people who suffered from the devastating storm. The storm wind in Moscow destroyed hundreds of bird nests, the Moscow 24 channel reports. Hundreds of people's houses in their summer cottages and cars were damaged, and windows in their apartments were broken by the wind. About how to get compensation if a tree, pole or billboard fell on your car, yesterday.

Personal stories

One of the dead is Stanislav Smirnov. May 24 young man turned 28 years old. Very young, he was walking along Andreevskaya embankment when a hurricane suddenly began. He and 20-year-old Alina Solovyova took shelter from the bad weather in a gazebo, which became fatal mistake- a strong gust of wind knocked down a tree onto a fragile structure. The man was soon to become a father, writes MK.

17-year-old Valery Gudkov was a promising football player. On May 29, he was in the park on Ugreshskaya Street, where he was covered with branches during a hurricane. Another athlete whose life was claimed by the Moscow hurricane is 20-year-old Pavel Samoilov, a second-year student at Moscow State University, a player on the football team of the Faculty of Geography. His friends said that the young man loved meteorology, sent his loved ones photographs of beautiful clouds and atmospheric phenomena.

Ekaterina Sinelnikova died in the Gorky Park area. She was 35 years old. The woman worked as a pediatric dentist, but that day she had a day off. She wanted to go shopping and meet a former colleague.

“Apparently, before going to meet us, Katya decided to take a walk in the park. When the weather began to deteriorate, we wrote an SMS to Katya so that she could wait out the storm in the metro. But no one answered the message,” said Tatyana Bradchenko, a friend of the deceased.

On the territory of Gorky Park, an uprooted tree also killed 37-year-old Chertanov resident Andrei Temnikov. A half-century-old poplar tree fell on 62-year-old pensioner Nina Andreeva and her sister near their house. The woman's sister survived.

11-year-old Anna Makeeva was the late child in the family of a 53-year-old housewife and a 57-year-old employee of a capital bookmaker's office. The eldest son has not lived with his parents for a long time, so they gave all the love, attention and care to their youngest daughter. On May 29, the girl came home from school and asked her parents to go for a walk with a friend. When the hurricane hit, she ran for cover, but fell and died from hitting her head.

86-year-old Vitaly Ilyin died while working on his summer cottage when a pine tree fell on him. In the Krasnogorsk district of the Moscow region, an iron sheet covered another victim of the hurricane - 57-year-old Ivan Babii. On the same day, 84-year-old Alexander Kiselev did not return from his walk.

Hurricane. Instructions

May 31st announced in Moscow. As reported by the Ministry of Emergency Situations, on the night of June 1 metropolitan region will cover strong wind, rain and thunderstorm. Wind gusts can reach 7-12 meters per second, in some places - up to 24. A similar trend may continue on the day of June 1. Rescuers warn that gusts of wind may cause damage to power lines, downed trees, damage to advertising structures, traffic jams, damage to cars and injury to people. If you are caught in a hurricane, follow following rules security:

• Do not use gas stoves or electrical appliances
• Do not go inside damaged buildings
• You cannot hide from the wind behind billboards, next to fences or under trees. You should also stay away from power lines during a hurricane.
• When outdoors, protect your eyes, mouth and ears from dust and sand.
• Do not stay near poles and objects with flammable and toxic substances
• Try to find shelter in an underground passage, the entrance of a house, or a store. Avoid unstable structures such as gazebos
• Do not touch downed power line wires
• After the storm subsides, do not go close to swaying banners, signs, or other structures that could collapse.
• You can't walk on bridges
• While indoors: close windows and doors tightly, do not stand near the window during a storm, turn off gas and electricity, and remove things that could be blown away by a gust of wind from the balcony and window sills.
• Resident rural areas it is necessary to extinguish the fire in the stove, and also to bring valuables from the yard inside

collected information about Muscovites who died during the hurricane on May 29. According to the latest data, the number of victims has reached 16 people. Among them are a veteran of Roscosmos, an employee of a Moscow theater, children and students. The effect of the disaster has already been compared with the consequences of the recent terrorist attack in St. Petersburg.

Stanislav Smirnov, 28 years old

The head of the lighting department of the theater "At the Nikitskie Gate" was caught in a hurricane on Andreevskaya embankment. Stanislav decided to take shelter from the bad weather in the gazebo. 20-year-old Alina Solovyova ran there with him. A few minutes later, a century-old tree fell on the gazebo. Colleagues say that Stas was a positive and smiling person. “A professional who strived for development and was interested in something new. IN free time I walked a lot and rode a hoverboard. Stas loved the theater. I knew a lot of performances in various theaters and loved to talk about them. He could be trusted, which is rare these days”? - recalls a friend of the deceased, Evgeniy. Stanislav is due to have a baby soon.

Valery Gudkov, 17 years old

Valery was a promising football player. On Monday he found himself in a park on Ugreshskaya Street. A woman who was collecting lilacs nearby saw the guy buried under massive branches and called rescuers, but they were able to get to Valery only after 1.5 hours. He was already dead.

Valera has been interested in football since childhood. I started at the Molniya sports school, then moved to Timiryazevets, and later to Labor Reserves, where we already met. Valera graduated from a sports school with the second adult category. He had great success in football and wanted to play at a professional level. He was a fan of Spartak and celebrated the championship this year,” recalls the footballer’s friend Sergei.

Anna M., 11 years old

The girl was the late child in the family of a 53-year-old housewife and a 57-year-old employee of a Moscow bookmaker's office. Several years ago, Anya became interested in sports dancing, and she was sent to the Todes school. The result was not long in coming - as one of the best, she was taken into the team to participate in a dance festival, which was recently held in the city of Kazan. The girl confidently took second place, overtaking more experienced opponents. On Monday, Anya came home from school and asked her parents to take a walk with the boy from the neighboring house. During the day, the village of Kratovo fell into the hurricane zone. While running away, Anya tripped, fell and hit the back of her head on the protruding curb of the concrete path. The schoolgirl died on the spot from her injury.

Nina Andreeva, 62 years old

Together with her sister, Nina Ivanovna was returning home to Narimanovskaya Street from the clinic. A few meters from the entrance, a half-century-old poplar tree fell on the women. Nina Andreeva’s sister escaped with broken ribs.

When the local police officer called me and said that my mother had died, I didn’t believe it right away. Thought it was a joke. “We lived together with our mother in perfect harmony,” explained the pensioner’s son, Alexander.

Vitaly Stepanovich Ilyin, 86 years old

Vitaly Stepanovich - Candidate of Sciences, worked in the space engineering system for more than 40 years, and began his working career next to the legendary Korolev. Together with his wife Inessa Nikolaevna, he was at the dacha near the village of Barvikha. Pensioners, as usual, were working at the site when the weather began to deteriorate. One of the pine trees broke in half and fell on Vitaly Sergeevich. The old man lost consciousness, and his wife rushed to a neighbor for help. The man pulled the victim out from under the tree and carried him to the house. By the way, by that time three pine trees had fallen on the house, breaking through the roof and partially destroying the second floor of the dacha. We waited for an ambulance and rescuers for about an hour and a half - all the entrances to the site were littered with fallen trees. Despite the assistance provided by doctors, the pensioner died on the way to the hospital. His spine was broken and his skull was damaged.

Pavel Samoilov, 20 years old

Pavel is a 2nd year student at the Faculty of Geography at Moscow State University, a player on the faculty’s football team. The only son in a family of geographer teachers. He loved travel, mountains and really wanted to do mountain cartography. Just a few days ago I was planning a trip to Scandinavia and the Faroe Islands.

Pashka was a shining example of how one can and should love life. A successful photo shot, a beautiful canopy on the football field, a Panama hat with ducks - any little thing could make him happy,” recalls classmate Alexander Donetskov. “He felt nature, knew how to admire the big and beautiful world, and was inspired by people. He was also a geographer to the core. I wanted to conquer the peaks, to see as much as possible more people and countries, learn new things. Almost everyone at the faculty knew him, and that makes his loss seem even more incredible.”

Ivan Babiy, 57 years old

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Ivan Georgievich Babiy was a specialist in landscaping the Zhilstroy company, and May 29 was his last working day at the site in the village of Putilkovo. He was finishing laying the lawn near the Church of the Archangel Michael under construction on Bratsevskaya Street. When the wind blew, Ivan Georgievich was about to go to the temple to shelter from the weather, but did not have time. An iron sheet torn off from the fence fell directly on his head. The man died before the ambulance arrived. By the way, Ivan Georgievich took up landscape design relatively recently. Before that, he served as a sailor in the Black Sea Fleet.

Alexander Kiselev, 84 years old

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Relatives of Alexander Andreevich put him on the wanted list on the evening of May 29, when he did not return home from a walk in Lobnya, near Moscow. Volunteers from the Lisa Alert detachment immediately organized a search and first of all went to where he, according to his wife’s assumption, could be: to a small vegetable garden, which he cultivated on his own right in the thicket of the forest. Getting there was not easy - the path was blocked with trees. Volunteers found the old man in his garden. He was crushed to death by a birch tree. The man was probably weeding a garden bed when a tree trunk broke from behind and fell directly on the elderly man’s back. Alexander Andreevich is survived by two children and four grandchildren. All his life, Kiselev worked as a process engineer at one of the capital’s factories.

Nikolay Kotov, 65 years old

Pavel Samoilov.
“Plowing was a sociable guy; friendly and trusting relationships with those with whom he interacted, including university teachers, were important to him,” says Timofey Samsonov, a fellow student of the deceased. - In personal conversations, he unfeignedly shared with me his university dreams, asked about his future as a cartographer. He idolized travel, mountains and was very eager to engage in mountain cartography - and we even had small plan about this theme. Just a few days ago, he spoke with ecstasy about his upcoming journey to Scandinavia and the Faroe Islands.

Warm, friendly relations remained between the parents and their only son until the end. Pavel himself once wrote on his social network page: “I’m helping my mother check the children’s work on geography.” His parents are teachers. And dad is also the leader of the Moscow team in geography at the All-Russian Olympiads for schoolchildren, the most important person in preparing for the Olympiads in geography at the Center for Pedagogical Excellence (focus of pedagogical excellence). Actually, Plowing was also not the only one who went to the All-Russian Olympiad in Geography, although he wanted to become a prize-winner and did not become one. Until recently, Pavel worked at the same center as a teacher.

Knowing that I love meteorology and everything connected with it,” adds his friend Sasha, “more than one sent me photographs of beautiful clouds or atmospheric phenomena he saw. A great guy, a geographer, who idolized travel. As if I heard, yesterday he was returning with a young lady and friends from the university after the final exam.

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Pashka was a shining example of how one can and should love life. A successful photograph, a red canopy on the football field, a Panama hat with ducks - any little thing could make him happy, recalls classmate Alexander Donetskov. “He felt nature, knew how to admire the enormous and magnificent world, and was inspired by people. He was also a geographer to the core. I wanted to conquer peaks, to see more people and places, to learn new things. Almost everyone at the faculty informed him, and that makes the loss even more unimaginable.

New reports are also being received about disaster victims in the Moscow region.

57-year-old Ivan Georgievich Babiy died in the village of Putilkovo, Krasnogorsk district, Moscow region. An iron sheet that rolled away from the fence took off half of his head. The guy died before the ambulance arrived. He was a specialist in landscaping the territories of the Zhilstroy brotherhood, and May 29 was his final working day at the site in the village of Putilkovo. A native of Ukraine was finishing laying a lawn near the Church of the Archangel Michael under construction on Bratsevskaya Street. When the wind blew, Ivan Georgievich was about to go to the sanctuary to shelter from the weather, but did not have time. An iron sheet that rolled away from the fence fell straight on his head.

According to colleagues, Babiy worked utilitarianly without days off. His main concern was to earn as much money as possible to pay for the education of his daughter, who lives in Germany. He was very worried about her fate. The capable girl graduated from school with honors, but Ivan Georgievich was not satisfied with the quality of education in Ukraine. Therefore, he sent his only child to study in Europe and worked hard so that the young lady would not need anything abroad. By the way, Ivan Georgievich took up landscape design relatively recently. Before that, he was intended to be a sailor in the Black Sea Fleet.

Relatives of 84-year-old Alexander Andreevich Kiselev put him on the wanted list on the evening of May 29, when he did not return home from a walk in Lobnya, near Moscow. Kiselev himself is an original resident of Moscow, and he and his woman will have a dacha in Lobnya. Volunteers from the Lisa Alert detachment immediately organized a search for the grandfather and first of all went to where he, according to his wife’s assumption, could be: to the drip garden, which he cultivated on his own right in the thick of the forest. The path there turned out to be difficult - the path was littered with trees that could not withstand the pressure of the hurricane. As a result, volunteers found the grandfather in his garden. He was crushed to death by a birch tree. The guy was probably weeding the garden bed when the trunk of the tree broke and fell straight onto the elderly guy’s back. Alexander Andreevich is survived by two children and four grandchildren. All his life, Kiselev worked as a process engineer at one of the capital’s factories.

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Nina Andreeva, 62 years old Daria Antonova, 20 years old Unknown, 20 years old Ivan Babiy, 57 years old Pavel Samoilov, 20 years old Andrey Temnikov, 37 years old Ekaterina Sinelnikova, 36 years old Nikolay Kotov, 65 years old Stanislav Smirnov, 28 years old Unknown, 28 years old Valery Gudkov , 17 years old Boris Dudalev