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Takie Dela
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Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
A resident of Barnaul sued compensation from the ambulance service for the death of her husband
The Central District Court of Barnaul ordered the "Emergency Medical Station" to pay a local resident 300 thousand rubles as compensation for moral damages for the death of her husband. This was reported by the human rights organization “Zone of Law”. In August 2010, Barnaul resident Anatoly Kuznetsov complained of acute pain in his heart and pain in his arms. According to Kuznetsov’s wife Tatyana, the ambulance doctor arrived and suggested the man do a few squats.
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
In Tyumen, the sentence of a convicted person who tried to infect FSIN employees with HIV was extended
A court in Tyumen has sentenced a man serving a sentence in a colony who tried to infect employees of the Federal Penitentiary Service with HIV, the press service of the regional prosecutor's office reports . According to the prosecutor's office, on January 19, 2016, in the medical correctional institution No. 19 of the regional Federal Penitentiary Service, one of the convicts diagnosed with HIV infection began to interfere with a scheduled search.
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
A Muscovite woman appealed to the President of Tajikistan with a request to leave her an adopted child.
Russian citizen Hilola Egorova, who adopted a Tajik baby, sent a letter to President Emomali Rahmon asking him to allow her to keep her adopted son. By court decision, the child must be removed from the family and returned to Tajikistan, reports the Tajik service of Radio Liberty. 36-year-old Moscow resident Hilola Egorova adopted a child abandoned by a native of Tajikistan in May 2016. The Butyrsky District Court confirmed the adoption.
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
Yulin House
We drink tea in her own kitchen. Julia is sitting in a wheelchair, childishly chatting his legs. We say that you still need to buy furniture. What, perhaps, is Julia the guardian - otherwise the apartment is scary. And she talks about the boarding school - with a cunning, triumphant smile: she is safe, won, escaped. “No, I will never forget how it was, no! I always fought with them. Told them the truth, and they offended us. I told them: you will also ever find you in our place!
Мария Цыбульская
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
A resident of Vladivostok drinks a bottle of vodka right in supermarkets so as not to pay
A resident of Vladivostok regularly visits supermarkets where he drinks a bottle of vodka and leaves without paying. About the 34-year-old Vladivostok, who has found a way to not pay for alcohol, writes the VL.ru portal. In stores in different areas of the city, a man chooses a bottle of vodka with a volume of 0.5 or 0.7 liters, drinks in one gulp and puts it back on the counter.
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
In Tatarstan, several schools have made publicly available information about students’ parents
The Tatarstan prosecutor's office is checking information about the leaking of personal data of students and their parents to the public domain. The press service of the department reports this.
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
The St. Petersburg University of Trade Unions changed the face of a Bashkir student on a poster to a Slavic one
The St. Petersburg Humanitarian University of Trade Unions replaced the face of a Bashkir student on the poster for Freshman’s Day with a Slavic one. University officials used a graphic editor to alter a photograph of freshmen posing with students for a holiday poster. The costume in the photo remained from the original photo, but the face of one of the students was replaced by the poster editor. Radio Baltika found out that the face of a university student who came from Miass was changed.
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
In the world health rankings, Russia took one of the worst positions among the countries of the former USSR
Russia took 119th place in the ranking of countries in terms of sustainable development indicators related to medicine, life and health. The study was conducted by the medical journal The Lancet, writes RBC. Neighboring positions were occupied by Syria, Ukraine, North Korea and Honduras. The rating was based on 33 indicators, each of which was calculated on a scale from zero to 100. The calculation of each criterion was based on an analysis of the situation over the past 25 years.
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
One of the schools in Dagestan keeps records of students wearing the hijab.
In Makhachkala, a social teacher at one of the schools asked parents of students to fill out a form for the class’s social passport, which included the item “Girls in hijabs.” The Caucasian Knot writes about this. Ziyautdin Uvaysov, a lawyer at the Dagestan Justice Board, posted information about this column in the social passport of his daughter’s class on his Facebook page. “My daughter went to school this year. The social teacher wants parents to fill out this form , ” he wrote .
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
In Tuva, a three-year-old child spent three days in the taiga
A child who disappeared in the forest on September 18 was found alive in Tuva, reports the press service of the Republic's Ministry of Emergency Situations. Three-year-old Serin was found by volunteers, police and rescuers. They spotted the boy in a field three kilometers from their home around 10:30 local time. time September 21st. The child's condition is assessed as satisfactory. “We were worried, we really hoped that he would be found.
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
There was life
Journalist Katerina Gordeeva - about the incredible man Alexei Razuev, his parents and children's hospice "House with a lighthouse" Help a house with a lighthouse help Favorites live in a high -rise at the river station. This is in Moscow. The house stands on the hill, and the apartment is on the high sixteenth floor.
Katerina Gordeeva
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
Children's Ombudsman Anna Kuznetsova will check parents' access to children in intensive care
Anna Kuznetsova, Commissioner for Children's Rights under the President of the Russian Federation, will check the situation with refusals to allow parents access to children in intensive care units (ICU), RIA Novosti reports . The press service of the Office of the Children's Ombudsman said that they often receive complaints that health workers refuse to allow legal representatives to visit children in intensive care.
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
In St. Petersburg, parents left two young children at home for a week
The St. Petersburg police found two children in an apartment in the Vyborg district - a baby and a five-year-old, the press service of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs reports . According to neighbors, the children's parents left a week ago. On the evening of September 21, a resident of house 58 on Engels Avenue contacted the police. The woman said that a child had been crying in the neighboring apartment for a week.
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
The Zuckerberg family will give $3 billion to fight all diseases
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan will donate three billion dollars of their personal funds to research aimed at combating all existing diseases. The Wall Street Journal reports this. The publication clarifies that this is the first major project in the field of health care, which is organized by the Zuckerberg family’s charitable foundation, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, which they created in 2015.
Takie Dela
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Sep 22, 2016
Drugs for a number of rare diseases may disappear from the market
The Federal Antimonopoly Service intends to cancel the registration of the minimum price of some foreign medicines. This could lead to the disappearance of these drugs from the market, writes the Vedomosti newspaper, citing a message from the department. The FAS stated that in Russia the minimum purchase price for a number of expensive drugs for patients with rare diseases is significantly higher than abroad - this contradicts the government decree.
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