News about a Kazan incident where a blogger and his young son were pulled into a risky skiing stunt
A blogger from Kazan and his son participated in a risky skiing activity that involved attaching cables to a car to pull them while on skis and a snowboard. In a discussion with a media outlet, the blogger claimed the stunt had helped popularize the sport and the city alike, and he suggested that such visibility warranted recognition. He also acknowledged that authorities opened an administrative case related to the incident.
The blogger described the event as a major contribution to the community, arguing that it brought many people into contact with winter sports and raised awareness about the region. He claimed personal achievements in introducing thousands to the sport, providing training for hundreds, organizing ski tours, and facilitating equipment rentals and guided excursions to mountains and other destinations. He asserted that his efforts far exceeded what critics offered, citing his direct interactions with thousands who participated in running training and outdoor activities.
Footage surfaced showing the blogger and his son snowboarding and skiing while the car was used to pull them, a display that drew attention and sparked public debate about safety and responsibility on the road. The appearance of the video prompted discussions among residents and officials about the potential risks to bystanders and participants alike.
In response to the incident, Irina Volynets, the commissioner for children’s rights in the region, highlighted the event and called for an interview with the individual involved. She recommended that the blogger issue a sincere apology and clearly state that such actions should not be repeated. Local information outlets confirmed that authorities had begun a formal administrative process related to the event.
Separately, a local vehicle associated with regional leadership was mentioned in connection with a separate accident, underscoring the broader public interest in incidents involving vehicles and risk-taking activities in the area.