Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin approved a temporary standard for the provision of routine medical care during the epidemic. This was reported on the website of the Moscow City Hall. Muscovites who were forced to postpone hospitalization due to the epidemic will be able to get into the hospital without re-issuing documents and taking new tests. You can get a referral to a hospital not only in the clinic, but also in consultative and diagnostic departments that do not have a territorial connection.

April 22 came and went without Russians visiting the polls to participate in a nationwide vote on constitutional amendments (including changes that could extend Vladimir Putin's presidency to 2036). The quarantine restrictions imposed during the coronavirus pandemic forced the authorities to postpone the vote indefinitely, and while rumors about potential dates are swirling in the media, an official rescheduling has yet to be announced.

A ‘people’s gathering’ pressures Russian investigators to release three arrested detectives who apprehended and maybe beat up an apparent child molester More than a year ago, three police detectives in a town outside Novgorod apprehended a suspected child molester. Earlier this month, the officers were themselves arrested for allegedly beating that man up while he was in custody.

Young woman who survived relationship with St. Petersburg historian who murdered his graduate student girlfriend speaks out in new documentary “Premier” 24-year-old St. Petersburg State University graduate student Anastasia Yeshchenko was murdered on November 8, 2019. She was shot by her common-law husband, Oleg Sokolov, a historian and senior lecturer at her university. The Russian streaming platform “Premier” has released a documentary film about St.

The New Yorker Joshua Jaffa journalist - about his book about Putin, in which there is no Putin The chief editor of the international version of Medusa Kevin Rotrok talked with the Moscow correspondent of The New Yorker, the author of the book between two lights Joshua Jaffa on how to write a book about Putin, and who needs another non-fiction about Russian politics. Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element.

Entry and exit from Makhachkala was closed from May 23 to 26 - during the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr. This was reported on the website of the city administration. Also, on the indicated dates, traffic in the city will be limited (with the exception of ambulances and emergency services), food markets and fairs will be suspended from May 23 to May 25.

We explain whether it is necessary to take a test for antibodies. In the fall, we are waiting for the second wave. In Russia, a record number of dead per day Good evening, This is the Medusa newsletter about the coronavirus during the pandemic. She comes out on weekdays instead of the "evening jellyfish." If one of your friends sent this letter to you and you have not yet been subscribed to the newsletter, subscribe here . If you read this on the site, share a link on social networks.

Starting June 8, everyone entering the UK will be required to self-quarantine for two weeks. The Guardian reports this with reference to British Home Secretary Priti Patel. Travelers must report where they are staying so authorities have a chance to make sure they are following the quarantine. Checks will be selective. Violators face a £1,000 fine. On May 13, the UK began to phase out restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus epidemic.

American Robert Kenny on April 1 launched Utuub channel "DAD, How Do I?" ("Dad, how?"). This is a channel for those who grew up or grow without a father. The host posts a video instructions and teaches to shave, iron, tie a tie, repair the toilet and change tires. That is, he answers the questions with which, as Kenny seems, they usually go to his father. DAD, How do I? How to tie a tie In May, on the channel "DAD, How Do I?" We paid attention on Twitter and on Reddit.

Director Nikita Mikhalkov in his author’s program “Besogont” accused Bill Gates of his intention to chip billions of people. The channel "Russia 24", where the program is published, eventually removed this issue from the air. The new issue was shown only on Yetube Mikhalkov. And in vain! After all, it was there that the director answered everyone who demanded convincing evidence about Gates's plans. And he answered that further disputes are simply impossible. Everything, Mikhalkov won.

“Prime Minister” 24-year-old Anastasia Eshchenko was killed on November 8, 2019. She was shot by Oleg Sokolov On the video service, Premier, as part of the documentary cycle “Innformed killers”, was released the film “An invitation to the ball. The victims of the Russian Napoleon ” - about the Petersburg historian, fan of Napoleon Oleg Sokolov, who on the night of November 8, 2019 killed his graduate student Anastasia Eshchenko.

Updated. Simultaneously with the abolition of passes, the Moscow Region introduces fines for the lack of a protective mask in public places. Governor Andrey Vorobyov announced this on the air of Rossiya 1, Interfax reports . The fines were supposed to be effective from May 12, as in Moscow, but the Moscow region has postponed their entry into force. Since May 23, electronic passes have been canceled in the Moscow Region, Governor Andrey Vorobyov said on his Instagram.

The former yacht of former Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has been put up for sale. Alexey Navalny drew attention to this. The corresponding ad was posted on Avito. It has now been removed, but a copy of it has been saved in the cache. The seller wants to receive 134 million rubles for the yacht, which is currently in the Imeretinsky seaport of Sochi.

Updated . The press service of the country's Ministry of Health clarified that only two of the survivors were passengers on the plane. The third turned out to be a resident of one of the houses on which the liner fell. At least three people on board survived the plane crash in Karachi. This is reported by the local edition of Dawn, citing the country's Ministry of Health. The survivors were taken to hospitals, the severity of their injuries was not specified.

The flash mob "What kind of sofa are you" has already reached even Ivan Urgant . But what do furniture stores think about it? In short, they do not understand what is happening at all! Marketer Evgeny Kostin posted on his Facebook page screenshots with complaints from one of his clients. The client who placed contextual advertising for sofas asked Kostin to deal with the “inadequacy of clicks” and “debiting money from the account” (after all, every click is paid!).