The truck driver, having learned at the border about the threatening destruction of one and a half tons of tomatoes without a certificate, which he had brought to Russia, stole the car back to Belarus, reports Rosbalt. According to the press service of Rosselkhoznadzor, the driver arrived from Belarus at the phytosanitary checkpoint on the border with the Pskov region on the night of August 6th.

Julia Vishnevetskaya talked with people who defeated cancer about their second life Family At one of the sessions of chemotherapy at the oncocenter in Balashikha, they met a neighbor with a child. It turned out that in a small city of Shatura there is no place where cancer patients or their parents could come or at least call. Then they met other acquaintances-in the city no one knew about the illness of their children, for some reason it was not customary to talk about it.

The rector of the Cathedral of the Holy Prophet Elijah in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Abbot Tikhon (Tyuryumin), found himself on one of the buses involved in a tragic accident near Khabarovsk. Despite multiple broken ribs, a wound to his left eye and severe injuries to his limbs, the priest helped pull the wounded out of the wrecked buses until he lost consciousness. According to AmurPRESS, the clergyman was hospitalized at the First Regional Clinical Hospital of Khabarovsk in serious condition.

Workers involved in the repair of a heating main in the city of Kopeysk, Chelyabinsk region, used gravestones to fence the work area, writes NewsRu. Workers at the Vodokanalstroy-2 enterprise took gravestones to support standard plastic fences that were blown away by the wind. City residents who noticed the gravestones complained to the city administration.

Since the beginning of the year, complaints from patients at the AIDS center in the Republic of Crimea about the lack of drugs to treat HIV infection have increased significantly, reports the Patient Control movement. “Patient Control” noted that government procurement of drugs in the Republic of Crimea is occurring with a significant delay. Applications posted on the single Procurement Portal do not include a number of essential medicines and do not cover the required volumes.

The new director of the Chersonese Tauride nature reserve, Archpriest Sergius Khalyuta, appointed by the governor of Sevastopol, resigned, Interfax reports . The position of acting director will be taken by Larisa Sedikova, who was previously deputy director. The resignation occurred against the backdrop of a scandal - the former director of the scientific complex, a specialist in underwater archeology, Andrei Kulagin, was removed from his position without explanation.

The first case of mass destruction of sanctioned products occurred in Belgorod - border guards used a road roller to destroy nine tons of cheese of unknown origin. Interfax news agency reports this. 8,940 kilograms of cheese were detained at the border with Ukraine at the end of July, even before the presidential decree on the destruction of sanctioned products came into force.

The Investigative Committee has found a guide dog that was stolen from a Muscovite in the subway, the official representative of the Investigative Committee, Vladimir Markin, announced this on Twitter. Tell Yulia: “As we promised, we found the dog and are ready to hand it over to her at any moment!” — Vladimir Markin (@VladimirMarkin) August 6, 2015 It is not known who the kidnapper was.

A resident of Yekaterinburg won a lawsuit against an anti-tuberculosis dispensary, whose doctors left a gauze medical napkin in his lung. As the press service of the Sverdlovsk Regional Court reported , the man lived with her inside for six years. After lung surgery performed in 2006 as part of treatment for tuberculosis, the man constantly felt unwell. His immunity was weakened, the slightest cold led to severe pain.