A man died at the Kremenchuk TCC after feeling unwell during the military medical commission.

A man died of acute heart failure at the Kremenchuk TCC. This was reported by Glavkom with reference to the Poltava Regional TCC and SP.

At around 10:20 AM on March 2, a military service member was brought to the Kremenchuk District TCC and SP by the police. After clarifying the military accounting data, he underwent a military medical commission that deemed him fit for military service. Subsequently, he remained at the TCC and SP, awaiting dispatch to the training center, the TCC notes.

However, around 5:40 PM, the man's health condition suddenly deteriorated - he became pale and lost consciousness. The TCC staff called an ambulance, but they could not save the serviceman.

A law enforcement investigation team was called to the scene. According to preliminary results of its work, no violations in the operation of the TCC and SP were found, no physical force was used, and there were no bodily injuries on the deceased citizen. According to medical professionals, he died of acute heart failure. Additionally, the leadership of the TCC and SP has appointed an internal investigation to clarify all the preconditions and circumstances. Investigative actions are ongoing, we urge residents to refrain from speculation and manipulations until they are completed, emphasizes the Poltava Regional TCC and SP.

Recall that in one of the territorial centers for staffing and social support (TCC and SP) in the Chernivtsi region, a man died. Autopsy results showed that the man suffered from ischemic heart disease and had acute heart failure.

Earlier, in the territory of the Sumy City Territorial Center for Staffing and Social Support (TCC and SP), a serviceman beat a 40-year-old local resident. From the injuries sustained, he died in the hospital.