Have you killed a Russian model in China?

The Russian model who died suddenly during a three-month business trip to China may have been killed, according to the results of an autopsy conducted in Moscow, the Daily Mail reported.

The news of the death of 14-year-old Flada Dziuba has sparked media attention around the world, attributed to stress, meningitis or septicemia.

Her case was seen as a symbol of the exploitation of underage models in the fashion industry, where she worked in China without health insurance, meaning she was late in getting treatment when she got sick.

But the initial results of the autopsy, which was carried to the body after being transferred to Moscow, indicated the presence of traces of biological poison.

The site "Mash" quoted a legal source, that the bar may have been bitten by a poisonous insect, or ate something, or deliberately poisoned.

The media reports that the show may have been targeted by one of its competitors.

More tests are needed, as the exact organic toxin has not been identified, and experts have not yet found its origin, and it is clear that it was not just a simple infection that killed her.

The Chinese hospital, which died in the bar, said it had suffered from blood poisoning and many of its members were affected, with liver dysfunction and renal failure.

The Russian Judicial Investigation Commission has opened a criminal investigation into the death of her husband last month, but no official statement has been issued by the Russian authorities regarding the latest developments.