Brother of Belarusian beauty queen ends up in intensive care in Azerbaijan
Industrial climber Dmitry Chichikov got into trouble abroad. During work in Azerbaijan, the Belarusian had an accident, after which he has been in intensive care for three months. His family in Belarus is looking for money for treatment.
Dmitry Chichikov is a professional industrial climber with an international IRATA certificate. The man worked abroad.
Recently, Katerina Chichikova, Dmitry's wife, reported on social media that her husband is in critical condition in the hospital. This is because on June 20, Dmitry had an accident from which he still cannot recover. The aerial work platform (a machine with a lifting boom and basket in which people work at height) overturned.
"He and his partner fell from a height of 18 meters; his partner died. Dima survived and is now in a serious condition — he needs treatment and rehabilitation, given that he is in another country," Katerina writes.
Later, Dmitry's wife shared more about his condition:
"At the moment, his condition is assessed as stably serious. He has brain damage and has already undergone three head surgeries. Doctors have done everything possible to stabilize his condition, and now we just have to wait. Dima regains consciousness, reacts to his name, but sleeps more often."
Katerina published a charity account number on Instagram, through which she is collecting aid for her husband's treatment. She also attached a photo of a medical certificate to the post, listing Dmitry's diagnoses and the main medical procedures he underwent. According to that certificate,
Dmitry sustained severe head and chest injuries: multiple skull and rib fractures, and damage to both lungs.
Dmitry is the brother of Alexandra Chichikova, winner of the "Miss World on Wheels" contest in 2017. After the contest final, he wrote on his "VKontakte" profile:
"Tears of joy in my eyes. My sister won the title of "Miss World 2017"!"
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