In the city of Troitsk, Chelyabinsk region, a traffic police car hit a girl at a pedestrian crossing. This was reported on the website of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Chelyabinsk region. In the evening, police received a report of a drunk driver and left the police department to detain him. At a pedestrian crossing on Gagarin Street, a patrol car ran over a girl. As specified in the message, she was walking at a green traffic light.

Nurses at the Buryat observatory in the village of Sotnikovo spoke about the attack of patients. This was reported on the Instagram page of the Children's Republican Clinical Hospital of Buryatia. The publication states that on May 16, citizens returning from China were placed in the observatory. They “showed dissatisfaction” due to forced isolation and living conditions, they specified in the post. Patients threatened staff and “broke hospital property,” they claim on Instagram.

video hosting YouTube blocked the channels of the Russian publications ANNA-News , News Front and the Crimea 24 TV channel. The reasons for the blocking are unknown. As said Oleg Kryuchkov, general producer of the TV and radio company Crimea, which includes Crimea 24, , YouTube explained the blocking as a “violation of the terms of use.” The television and radio company plans to sue the video hosting service.

The management of the Tambov Central Regional Hospital has issued decrees on the payment of bonuses to doctors for “actually worked time” with those infected with coronavirus, said paramedic Elena Krechetova. The documents are at the disposal of Mediazona. In the decrees, the hospital's chief physician, Igor Konyukhov, calls the allowances bonuses. They will be paid to doctors “in accordance with the position held” and “for the time actually worked,” the documents say.

The Leninsky District Court of Voronezh fined activist Alexander Zheltukhin, who went to the picket with a poster “Freedom for Nadezhda Belova. No to Putin's fascism." This was reported by OVD-Info with reference to himself. Zheltukhin and two other people were detained on May 18. He was charged with Article 20.6.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (failure to comply with the rules of conduct in case of an emergency or the threat of one).

In Moscow, users of the Social Monitoring application were issued 54 thousand fines totaling more than 216 million rubles, reported , citing the head of the Main Control Directorate, Evgeny Danchikov. Vedomosti In total, more than 60 thousand users are registered in the application, noted the head of the Moscow information technology department, Eduard Lysenko. According to Danchikov, 30% of app users issued fines, some received them two or three times.

A report was drawn up against an ambulance paramedic in Kineshma, Ivanovo region, because of a video where he complains about the lack of protective equipment. Open Russia press secretary Konstantin Fomin told Mediazona about this. According to Fomin, the protocol was drawn up under Part 9 of Article 13.15 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (abuse of freedom of mass information).

The Moscow City Court explained the conviction of activist Konstantin Kotov by his “destructive behavior” during the protests. about this on Facebook Kotov’s lawyer Maria Eismont spoke . The document states that “the analysis of the case materials clearly indicates the destructive behavior of Kotov and other participants in uncoordinated actions.” An example of such behavior is the rally on August 10, 2019 in Moscow.

Residents of the Temryuk district of the Krasnodar Territory accused local deputy from United Russia Vladimir Chenchik of killing two dogs. This was reported in the Temryuk public page on VKontakte. In the published video, a female voice says that the owners of the animals were relaxing on the farm, and their dogs were with them. “The sheep are over there, they [the dogs] didn’t even run there.

The Yakut City Court fined activists Sergei Popov, Olga Vlasova and Victoria Postnikova, who streamed the arrest of shaman Alexander Gabyshev. Sibir.Realii about this . told Ex-deputy of the State Assembly of Yakutia Sulustaana Myraan The activists were detained on May 12, and protocols were drawn up against them under two articles: disobedience to the police (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code) and violation of the “self-isolation regime” (Article 20.6 of the Administrative Code).

In Novgorod, a criminal case was opened after pensioners gathered in line for groceries at the local social service center. This was reported by the regional prosecutor's office. According to the department, the case was opened under Part 1 of Article 236 of the Criminal Code (violation of sanitary and epidemiological rules, which through negligence resulted in mass disease of people or created a threat of such consequences). Who exactly initiated the case is not specified.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has issued recommendations for the resumption of flights. The document was published on the association's website. It also talks about boarding passengers through the seat - this is one of the main measures that Rosaviation proposes to take for the gradual resumption of passenger air travel in Russia. According to IATA, the risk of transmission of coronavirus from one passenger to another on board an aircraft is “very low”.

In Novosibirsk hospitals No. 11 and No. 25, repurposed to fight coronavirus, patients are placed on beds in the corridors instead of wards. this The NHS reports with reference to patients of the institutions and their relatives. According to Alexander Selivanov, who was treated at hospital No. 11, at the beginning of May the number of beds in the ward was increased to 5-7. In addition, beds were placed in the corridor.

The leader of the Left Front movement, Sergei Udaltsov, was detained during a picket near the government building, the activist reported on Twitter. It is clarified that he stood aside from the rally site and gave an interview. As stated in the message, Udaltsov was taken to the Presnensky police station due to a violation of the “self-isolation regime,” although the activist had a pass with him.

The Minister of Health of Karelia, Mikhail Okhlopkov , wrote on VKontakte that a patient with coronavirus died from pathologies due to a “deviant lifestyle”, and not from an infection. “The patient suffered from disorders of brain and motor functions due to a deviant lifestyle. According to doctors, death occurred from these pathologies, not from COVID-19 ,” Okhlopkov said. In total, in his opinion, two people died from coronavirus in the republic.