Yekaterinburg volunteers from the project “Pro. Dobro" launched a joint quest with "Claustrophobia" in support of graduates of orphanages. You can go through it in one of the city’s shopping centers. “What do children raised in orphanages feel? Until the end of November, you can try the mobile quest room for free,” the organizers write. - Try to get out of the room in 15 minutes!

A disabled person from Severodvinsk, Arkhangelsk region, opened a brothel to earn a living, FlashNord news agency writes about this. A man suffering from a spinal and head injury rented a two-room apartment and set up a brothel there. Prostitutes not only served clients in the apartment, but also lived in it. The business closed when law enforcement officials became aware of it. As the man later explained, the brothel was his only source of income.

The doctors of the department of borderline conditions of the Tyumen Regional Clinical Hospital No. 2 were subject to disciplinary action in the form of reprimands. According to Znak.com, local resident Elena Tretyakova accused doctors that improper treatment almost led to her disability. Tyumen resident Elena Tretyakova accuses doctors of criminal negligence. In 2012, she contacted OKB No.

Valery Panyushkin continues the educational cycle dedicated to children's cerebral paralysis. How to believe that children's cerebral paralysis is incurable, but you can live and live well with it. Who are these experts who will help to make the life of a paralyzed child active and, perhaps, even happy Key words Read also Panyushkin about cerebral palsy. Part 3. Pain “Unfortunately, no,” say a surgeon, a neurologist, an orthopedist and a dozen more specialists of a large consultation.

The intervention of the Kazan prosecutor's office saved the lives of 10 cats walled up in the basement by the management company. According to the ProKazan portal, a complaint was filed with the prosecutor's office by residents of a nine-story building on Chistopolskaya Street, who discovered their animals were missing. Residents of the nine-story building usually fed the cats living in the yard. Today they noticed that the food had remained untouched for several days.

An investigator of the St. Petersburg police, detained on November 11 on suspicion of murdering a man, was intoxicated at the time of the crime, writes Interfax with reference to the press service of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation.

As parliamentarians answered Charlie Hebdo. Evgeny Berg stenured by the press conference of Valentina Petrenko Diox SEN TO ORNA, Woman with the famous hairstyle-Kandibober. Divine, a spherical man with a strong Ukrainian accent. YU R and S T DR R and E VA, fair -haired woman; He looks at one point and nods to the beat of the words. In e d u and th, young man in a suit; Following the progress of the press conference. P O Muscu and Parliamentarians appear at the most unexpected moments.

The St. Petersburg City Court upheld the decision to expel 21-year-old Tajik citizen Zarina Yunusova from Russia, Novaya Gazeta reports . Her child, five-month-old Umarali Nazarov, died in a St. Petersburg children's hospital on the night of October 14, after police officers took him away from his mother during his arrest. Yunusova must leave the country within 15 days.