A resident of St. Petersburg died of a necrotizing infection after being bitten by a passerby, to whom he made a remark and showed the middle finger. This was reported by the Shot telegram channel.
"51-year-old Alexey was returning home at the end of August, was walking past a kindergarten on Narodnaya Street and saw a man who behaved badly. He made a remark to him and gave him the middle finger. Then he attacked Alexei and bit his finger, leaving a wound on him. The man hoped that everything would pass by itself, but the wound did not heal in any way, the finger slightly darkened and swollen. After 13 days, he went to the doctor," TK said.
From the polyclinic, Alexei was immediately sent to the hospital for surgery, but he died in intensive care. Previously, death occurred from a necrotizing infection.
The Mash telegram channel clarified that at that moment Alexey was walking past a kindergarten in Krasnogvardeysky district. Necrotizing infection led to acute inflammation in the right arm.
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