Official Expresses Interest in Mold in Centuries-Old School near Omsk
Alexander Bastrykin, head of Russia's Investigative Committee, has ordered the initiation of a criminal investigation into reported violations of student rights in a school in the village of Luzino, Omsk Region. This was announced in a press release on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
A concerned resident of Omsk Region brought the matter to the attention of the Investigative Committee through social media, expressing her concerns about the state of a school in Luzino built in 1921, which is unfit for habitation by children. The building's roof is damaged, and the building floods regularly. As a result, mold has spread throughout the classrooms, potentially having a negative impact on the health of the students. Parental complaints have thus far yielded no results, according to the Investigative Committee's statement.
Bastrykin has instructed the head of the Omsk Regional Directorate of the Investigative Committee, Vitally Batsichev, to initiate the criminal investigation and report back with preliminary and final findings from the investigation.
It is worth noting that the school in question could be considered a historical landmark, as it has been standing for 104 years.
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- The concerned resident's social media post about the dilapidated, 1921-built school in Luzino, Omsk Region, has led to a criminal investigation, as announced by Alexander Bastrykin, head of Russia's Investigative Committee.
- The investigation, initiated in response to parental complaints, focuses on reported violations of student rights, with concerns about the building's damaged roof, frequent floods, and mold spread in classrooms, which could affect the students' health.
- Vitally Batsichev, the head of the Omsk Regional Directorate of the Investigative Committee, has been instructed to conduct the investigation and report back with preliminary and final findings, contributing to the general news and education-and-self-development discourse.
- Alexander Bastrykin also mentioned that the school, dating back to 1921 and standing for 104 years, could be considered a historical landmark, adding another layer of importance to the investigation in the health-and-wellness and science sectors.
