A group of more than 600 French doctors have filed a lawsuit against French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe and ex-Minister of Health Agnès Buzen. about it . writes Le Figaro The doctors filed a complaint on March 19. They accused the prime minister and the former minister of "state lies" because of the situation with the coronavirus COVID-19.

How migrants return home through closed boundaries Photo: Vlad Dokshin / "New Gazeta" Zhukovsky Airport is the farthest airport of Moscow, aeroexpresses do not go there, and a taxi from Moscow costs 1,500 rubles. In connection with the epidemic, about 85% of flights were canceled at the airport - 92% of passengers lost the opportunity to fly away. From the 00 hours on March 20, regular air traffic with Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan was stopped.

Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov the title of Hero of Labor. The decree was published on the Kremlin website. Lavrov was awarded this title "for special labor services to the state and people." Today he turned 70 years old. Sergei Lavrov became Foreign Minister in 2004. Prior to that, since 1994, he served as Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN.

Why the Russian government is in no hurry to help the population following the example of other countries: experts Photo: Zuma TASS The Russian government allocated 300 billion rubles to support the sectors of the economy against the backdrop of the distribution of coronavirus. Compared to European countries that allocate ten times more funds to combat pandemia, a package of anti-crisis measures of Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin seems insufficient.

Let's pat the doctors who save us all 40-year-old nurse Elena Paljarini, disconnected after a night shift in the ward for patients with coronavirus, hospital creamy. Italy has suffered from coronavirus more than other European countries. The photograph has become a symbol of the dedicated work of doctors during the current epidemic. Photo: Zuma / TASS Again they pulled out from the other world - once again, scolding for irresponsibility and self -medication.

Russian cultural and art figures have created a petition addressed to the authorities, calling for support for those who have lost their income due to the coronavirus pandemic. It was posted on Change.org. The authors of the petition proposed the following measures to support: providing a guaranteed basic income for those who are vulnerable, freeze payments on mortgages and other debts, preventing layoffs of full-time employees, providing them with the opportunity to work remotely.

Zero rates, cash giveaways and tax cuts: how to save the economy from collapse The global economy is under incredible pressure. The coronavirus has drastically reduced demand and production in many countries, and they are unlikely to recover quickly. Uncertainty looks to be the highest since at least the 1980s. We can assume that decisive action by central banks to reduce rates and governments on budget spending and taxes is unlikely to lead to a quick recovery in business activity.

Art in quarantine conditions - online digest in the first week Photo: Valery Sharifulin / TASS Museums The Museum of Modern Art "Garage" switched to the "Self -isolation" mode. Now the Garage Digital team posts playlists, video in exhibitions and direct broadcasts on the site. In the nearest self-isolation plans “garage”-the work of a reading group in science fiction of The Word of the World Is Forest.

Why the Americans can be grateful to Igor Sechin Peter Sarukhanov / "New Gazeta" The head of Rosneft Igor Sechin, whose daily income was estimated several years ago at 2.3 million rubles, said that he personally had collapsed oil prices "do not cause a feeling of some drama." To make this conclusion, Sechin personally appeared in the frame of the Russia-24 television channel and shared for a long time with the host of his picture of the world.

Now you can save the world, just lying on your couch. But there are other ways! Photo: Sergey Fadeichev / TASS For a young, healthy person who has the opportunity to go into the remote work mode and has mastered all the benefits of the digital era in the form of contactless food delivery, subscriptions to his favorite series and online communication, quarantine does not seem to be such a disaster.

The German federal government will amend the law on the protection against infectious diseases, expanding its own powers in the country. According to the Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper, citing the text of the amendments, the new legislation will allow collecting data on citizens by phone number and forcibly recruiting medical staff. At the same time, the authorities of the subjects - lands and free cities - will be limited in their rights.

Coronavirus is dangerous, but mental infections carry no less risks. What to do so that you do not blow the roof Photo: Photoxpress You read Facebook, and the doctor, after whose posts you have been watching for many years, writes: "It is useful for all coronasceptics to read." Then follows the repost - the Italian nurse with a thirty -year -old experience on the air says: “They die completely alone. They have no one other than us.

Numerous European firms have decided to engage in the production of protective equipment against coronavirus. EU Commissioner for the Internal Market Thierry Breton announced this on Twitter. Firms include Louis Vuitton, ZARA, H&M, Petit Bateau, Euratex, Pernod-Ricard, as well as small and medium-sized enterprises that form the backbone of the European economy and start-ups in many industries across the EU.

How to fight the virus and how it is done in St. Petersburg: an interview with the ex-head of the infectious diseases hospital Photo: Peter Kovalev / TASS In Russia, as of the evening of March 20, 253 cases of coronavirus pneumonia were recorded. Per day, the number increased by 54 cases. In St. Petersburg per day - plus four sick. About the same number of patients with coronavirus in Germany , for example, was less than three weeks ago - March 4.

Moscow fitness clubs, swimming pools and water parks should stop letting visitors in from March 21 as part of measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus. This was reported by the capital's department of Rospotrebnadzor. The restriction also applies to other urban sports facilities with mass attendance of people. It will remain in effect until further notice, with no exact end date yet. Establishments must report the measures taken to the department of Rospotrebnadzor.