The Consulate General of the Russian Federation in Houston published a list of 75 Russian citizens who found themselves in the disaster zone, whose whereabouts have been established.
Russians rescued from a hurricane in the USA. List
The Consulate General of the Russian Federation in Houston published a list of 75 Russian citizens who found themselves in the disaster zone, whose whereabouts have been established.
As Consul Kirill Mikhailov said on Friday evening, work to find out the whereabouts of the Russians, who may be in the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and others, continues. This process does not always go as fast as we would like, due to the fact that registration of people who find themselves in the disaster zone is still at an early stage.
According to the diplomat, none of the Russians needs serious medical care, but many are very tired and are in a stressful state. According to K. Mikhailov, the consulate provides all possible assistance to each of the evacuated Russian citizens on an individual basis. While the question of financial assistance is not raised, the main thing is to establish the whereabouts of all Russian citizens who could be in the affected areas, the consul said.
The list of the consulate includes the following Russians who found themselves in the disaster zone, whose location has been established:
Evacuated to Houston, Texas:
Grigorenko Daria Romanovna (Perm)
Mayer Elena Vladimirovna (Perm)
Korsun Svetlana Aleksandrovna (Perm)
Nikitina Olga Sergeevna (Chelyabinsk)
Anufriev Alexander Vladimirovich (Chelyabinsk)
Kalinin Alexander Yurievich (Chelyabinsk)
Nekhaeva Elena Vladimirovna (Chelyabinsk)
Makarova Nadezhda Stepanovna (Cheboksary)
Sumenkova Anna Vladimirovna (Cheboksary)
Ivanov Ruslan Albertovich (Cheboksary)
Baranov Sergey Nikolaevich (Chelyabinsk)
Konnova Anastasia Gennadievna (Cheboksary)
Nesmeyanov Gleb Vladimirovich (Chelyabinsk)
Ruzanova Victoria Vladimirovna (Chelyabinsk)
Mutovina Olesya Mikhailovna (Chelyabinsk)
Gamova Anna Yurievna (Stary Oskol)
Yaroshevich Evgenia Valerievna (Stary Oskol)
Shalyashkin Igor Petrovich (Obninsk)
Sidneva Ekaterina Sergeevna (Cheboksary)
Kurochkin Dmitry
Shabliy Elena Vladislavovna
Sharaeva Nina
Lukanina Marina
Evacuated to San Antonio, Texas:
Sofonova Ksenia Vladimirovna
Ivashchenko Valentin Gennadievich (Moscow)
Belyanina Ekaterina Yurievna (Kostroma)
Radontsev Andrey Vyacheslavovich (Kostroma)
Kozlova Sofia Yurievna (Tomsk)
Kot Maxim Borisovich (Tambov)
Solomatin Sergey Petrovich (Tambov)
Parinov Pavel Yurievich (Voronezh)
Vyatkina Olga Nikolaevna (Tambov)
Bayderyakova Elena Sergeevna (Ulyanovsk)
Nikiforov Vitaly Anatolievich (Moscow)
Smorodina Irina (Kostroma)
Other evacuated Russians:
Balashova Irina Gennadievna (Moscow) – evacuated to San Antonio, Texas
Balashov Vadim Sergeevich (Moscow) – evacuated to San Antonio, Texas
Demina Tatyana Evgenievna (Gorodets) – evacuated to a safe area in Louisiana
Baltushkina Elena Vyacheslavovna (N. Novgorod) – evacuated to a safe area in Louisiana
Koltsova Ekaterina (Astrakhan) – evacuated to a safe area in Louisiana
Sakryukina Irina (Astrakhan) – evacuated to a safe area in Louisiana
Pikalova Olga – evacuated to Tallahassee, Florida
Almieva Elvira Gallimullaevna (Moscow) – evacuated to Orlando, Florida
Koshevskaya Anna Yurievna – Evacuated to Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Pylova Ekaterina Grigorievna (Cheboksary) – evacuated to Dallas, Texas
Yaroslavleva Evgenia (Naberezhnye Chelny) – evacuated to Dallas, Texas
Valeev Sergey (Ufa) – evacuated to Dallas, Texas
Skripnikov Andrey Alexandrovich (Kazan) – evacuated to a safe area of Mississippi
Skripnikova Elena Vadimovna (Kazan) – evacuated to a safe area of Mississippi
Kashapova Diana – evacuated to a safe area in Mississippi
Melnik Olga Vasilievna (Yekaterinburg) – evacuated to Oklahoma
The following are under evacuation:
Rukavishnikov Dmitry
Egorov Dmitry
Dudka Anastasia Sergeevna (Belgorod)
Svir Svetlana
Lyzhin Sergey – evacuated to New York for shipment to Russia
Mirishchak Roman – evacuated to New York for shipment to Russia
Churkina Anna Vladislavovna (Chelyabinsk) – evacuated to Baltimore, Maryland
Other Russians whose location is established:
Akhmadullina Regina (Ufa) – located in Oakland, California
Kriventsov Stanislav – located in New York
Brandt Elena – flew to Russia
Chernyaev Alexander – flew to Russia
Rakitina Natalia – is out of the danger zone
Shirokova Julia – is out of the danger zone
Puchkova Ekaterina (Kursk) – located in New York. Departure to Russia is scheduled for September 3
Veselova Daria – located in New York. Departure to Russia is scheduled for September 3
Kyunappu Dmitry – based in Destin, Florida
Malyshev Denis – located in Chicago, Illinois
Krupnov Vladimir Anatolyevich (Moscow) – based in Sunnyvale, California
Sibagatullina Regina (Ufa) – located in Houston, Texas
Zhanna Gomanenko (Krasnodar) – located in Austin, Texas
Kollegova Anastasia (Ufa) – located in Houston, Texas
Kuznetsova Irina – located in Memphis, Tennessee
Sineokova Lyudmila – is out of the danger zone
Kuzyakina Anastasia (Pyatigorsk) – is out of the danger zone
How many Russian citizens were in the disaster zone in the southern United States is unknown. According to the Russian Foreign Ministry, there are about a hundred of them. According to other information, there are slightly less than 200 of them. According to Ekho Moskvy, the Russian Consulate General in the United States reported that there was no information about 80 Russians who could be in the disaster zone. Currently, Russian diplomats, together with the US rescue services, are conducting a search for all Russian citizens who may have been affected by Hurricane Katrina.
