Ни в коем случае не отправляйте детей в этот лагерь Please do not send your children to this camp.

All hell began at the airport. The plane was delayed for 8 hours. They even showed it on Moscow television. Arrived at night, put on the bus and brought.... The area is not lit. They dragged the suitcases over the bumps to the dining room. Although all the children wanted to sleep, not eat. You think that then but the rooms and bainki. Oh no, they did a physical. Although all the children in Moscow were examined. Another hour passed. They brought me to the corps. Already in the hall it became clear that this was not a living space. But when they entered the room and saw all the devastation.... Dirt cobwebs, midges plastered over the ceilings, huge spiders, with pissed (sorry) bedside rugs. The kids were so scared. . began to sob, call their parents. We adults were horrified ourselves, tried to calm the children, put them to bed, killed the spiders. Weeping and weakened, we fell asleep, and an hour later the fire alarm went off. . . And this began. Everyone screams and runs. The front desk said there was no fire. We went to bed, just fell asleep and the fire alarm turned on again (it was at 3 o'clock in the morning). But on this night, as they say, did not end, the child fell from the second tier of the bed. Face down, it’s good that bags and suitcases were left unpacked by the beds. Therefore, the child stuffed himself with a bump all over his face, but remained alive. This girl screamed so, oh horror. Everyone woke up again and ran to the room of the unfortunate child. After this incident, no one lay down on the second tier. They fell two by two downstairs. In the morning, in the daylight, they saw everything, neglect, dirt, lack of towels and sheets. I agree with the expression Chernobyl zone. The food is disgusting, the children are weak, emaciated, sick. Temperature under 40 degrees. Nobody was taken to the hospital. Local horse-dressers injected a horse dose of antibiotics and antipyretics, and the next day they were discharged with a temperature of 35. And the so-called doctor still fell asleep in the ward with the children, snoring all night without letting the patients sleep. Much more can be said. , but as the front-line soldiers say, it’s better not to remember all the horrors.