How is the first day of isolation in the capital. Photos and video Since March 30, the self -isolation mode began to operate in Moscow. All residents of the city, regardless of age, can now leave the house only for going to work or to the hospital in an emergency, as well as to buy food, throw out the garbage or walk the dog 100 meters from the house. Muscovites must also observe a distance of one and a half meters from each other in public places.

The Sofia prosecutor's office opened a criminal case against the leader of the political party "Vozrozhdenie" Kostadin Kostadinov for spreading fake news about the coronavirus, according to the portal rus.bg. His statement could cause citizens “groundless anxiety in the conditions of the state of emergency declared on the territory of Bulgaria in connection with the coronavirus pandemic,” the department noted.

In the capital of Ingushetia, Magas, on March 27, a participant in a solitary picket was detained in support of the participants in last year's rally against changing the borders with Chechnya, who are being held in the case of "mass riots." She went out into the street with a poster "Freedom for political prisoners"; after her arrest, she was kept in the department for a long time, but they did not fine her in court.

A 65-year-old patient died in the Moscow region, who was confirmed to be infected with a new type of coronavirus, reported the regional operational headquarters . She became the first victim of the disease in the region. The woman died from bilateral pneumonia. In addition, as noted in the Moscow Region administration, she had diabetes, and last year she suffered a heart attack. Four more people with coronavirus, aged 76 to 86, died of pneumonia in Moscow.

What is happening in Russian prisons against the background of the spread of the epidemic, no one knows for certain Photo: Sergey Bobylev / TASS The Federal Penitentiary Service covered in quarantine from relatives and the media not only prisons and colony, but also closed from any comments about what real help and what treatment is now prisoners and how many of them have already become ill. And none of the authorities obliges the FSIN to report.

How Koronavirus hit small business in the regions. Together with Syndicate-100 Photo: RIA Novosti Even before the Russian regions began to go to the regime of total self-isolation after Moscow, representatives of small and medium-sized businesses took on the main financial blow of the pandemic: hairdressing, manicure salons, quest IGR studios and other representatives of the service sector.

How to help the "phalancedra" and other independent stores Quarantine is introduced throughout the country, Russians are encouraged to sit at home. As a result, entire institutes were on the verge of collapse: small and medium -sized enterprises are ruined, shops and cafes are closed. In our power to save those institutions that we value. "New" calls for helping the Falanster bookstore and tells why this is important. Help those projects that are important to you.

Former Yukos security officer Alexei Pichugin, who is serving a life sentence, filed a pardon petition on March 10 to President Vladimir Putin. As his lawyer Ksenia Kostromina told Novaya Gazeta, in his statement he recalled that he had already served in prison for more than 16 years and 9 months.

How "zeroing" split Russian society Recently, the Levada Center published the results of several surveys. This is the first more or less accurate sociological data after Vladimir Putin explained to the Russians the whole plan with the so-called “amendment to the Constitution”, which in fact was a set of rather chaotic and unrelated provisions that, contrary to the law, are proposed to be accepted as a single and indivisible "package".

How the Uzbeks smoke coronavirus The beam of Isryka on average costs $ 7. Photo: Mansur Mirovalev It smelled as if someone had set fire to the paper and locked the door and windows. But the four women who were sitting in the service office at the passport table in one of the sleeping areas of Tashkent were asked not to open the door.

The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Bryansk opened a criminal case against two people for violating the coronavirus quarantine, which led to a massive infection of others. According to the investigator’s decision, which was published by the Gorodskoy TV channel, the mother and son are involved in the case, who returned from Spain in mid-March, where they contracted the coronavirus.

At the request of the government of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, 300 protective suits and 50,000 disposable surgical masks were sent from Harbin, China, to Krasnoyarsk through the Heihe checkpoint.

The police beat Boris Martynov, threw drugs and accused of sales. He managed to prove his innocence. How does it happen? Boris Martynov is unknown, he does not have money for high -class lawyers and no legal knowledge. But there is drug addiction and criminal record. In practice, this means that Boris is most vulnerable to attempts to falsify a criminal case against him under Article 228 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation - “Purchase and storage of drugs”.

Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov introduced a general self-isolation regime in the city due to the coronavirus. It will take effect on March 31st. Its conditions are the same as those that have been in force in Moscow since March 30: you can leave the house to go to work and see a doctor, throw out the trash, go to the store or walk your pet 100 meters from the house.

Due to the outbreak of coronavirus, employees of pre-trial detention centers in Moscow and the colony-settlement in Zelenograd will work in shifts without days off for two weeks, told Alexey Melnikov, secretary of the Moscow PMC, TASS. A ban on transfers was also introduced for prisoners. In mid-March, the Federal Penitentiary Service already banned visits in colonies and isolation wards. “In connection with the coronavirus, Moscow isolation wards have switched to barracks regime.