In the Ivanovo region, a school security guard was fired for beating a sixth-grader and plunging his head into the snow several times. This was reported by the regional portal IvanovoNews. According to the agency, the incident occurred on December 28, 2016 at school No. 7 in the city of Kokhma. A group of schoolchildren were playing snowballs in the courtyard of the educational institution, and at some point a lump of snow hit one of the girls in the face.

In the Khabarovsk Territory, a three-year-old boy was hospitalized with hip fractures. As it turned out later, the child was injured several days ago, the press service of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs reported . A criminal case was opened against the victim's mother. As a resident of Komsomolsk-on-Amur herself explained, the boy fell in the entrance. A friend came to visit her, and since there was no intercom at home, the woman had to go downstairs herself to open the entrance door.

The Kazan project MyLinker for renting apartments has launched the “GayLocator” service , which calculates the number of residents with non-traditional sexual orientation in Russian cities, the company’s marketing department told Takim Dela. Representatives of the LGBT community consider the project immoral and inciting hatred. The service calculates the number of sexual minorities based on open data from Wordstat.

In the Belgorod region, the investigative committee opened a criminal case after the death of a girl during an operation, Rosbalt reports , citing Elena Kozyreva, senior assistant to the head of media relations at the regional investigative committee. The victim's relatives stated that she had undergone illegal rhinoplasty. 24-year-old Mane Martirosyan was going to remove the hump on her nose, her mother told Life.ru.

Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill demanded that the State Duma limit the activities of microfinance organizations in Russia, and instead create a bank for the poor, Interfax reports . According to the patriarch, microloans are most often taken out by low-income people who are three to five thousand short of their next salary.

Who will help parents of a fragile newborn We help fragile people help High, stately Irina opens the door. Five -year -old Lesha and seven -year -old Timosha greeted decorously, but after five minutes they are already curling in the kitchen, the news flows to Niagara: - We had lessons by profession! We painted swan and decorated with our hands - Timosha brings me his notebook, he is preparing for school. In the notebook, the letters are painted with even sticks.

The Kremlin is not yet ready to take either side of the dispute over wearing the hijab in schools. Neutrality remains regarding the statements of the Russian Minister of Education Olga Vasilyeva and the head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov. “We would not like to become a party to this discussion at the moment. This is the first one. And secondly, indeed, there were different formats for approaching this topic,” Izvestia quotes Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov as saying.

"Such things" found out how the rainworms turn manure into gold In the city of Kovrov, the Vladimir region live the most thoroughbred, voracious and titled rainworms in the world. Any Olympic will envy the number of medals, cups and international diplomas. “Such things” became interested in the breeding of rainworms and learned how worms turn the manure into gold. *** The definitions of “elite” and “thoroughbred” in relation to the usual, seemingly rainworm, in themselves seem extremely strange.

Moscow police detained a taxi driver who pushed a mother and child out of the car, causing the baby to suffer a head injury. This was reported by the City News Agency "Moscow" with reference to the press service of the capital's department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. According to the department, on January 26, a woman with a two-year-old child, while on 1st Mashinostroeniya Street, called a taxi to Vorontsovskaya Street.

In Primorye, veterinarians operated on a tiger cub that had suffered at the hands of unknown persons. RIA Novosti reports this with reference to the director of the Far Eastern branch of the Amur Tiger Center Sergei Aramilev. According to the agency, in mid-January in the Pozharsky district of Primorsky Krai a seven-month-old tiger cub was found with injuries to the bones of the skull and eyes.

The Ministry of Health has adjusted a number of target indicators of the state program “Health Development”. In particular, the mortality rate has increased compared to the forecast for 2020 and life expectancy has decreased. As reported by Izvestia, according to the document, mortality was supposed to decrease from 12.3 cases per thousand people in 2016 to 11.4 in 2020. The mortality target has now changed to 13 deaths per thousand.

The police will check the purchase of medicines by the Moscow Health Department after the former head physician of the 62nd city hospital, Anatoly Makhson, contacted law enforcement agencies. RBC reports this with reference to the press service of the Investigative Committee.

On January 27, the Moscow Documentary Film Center will host a screening of the documentary film “Girls,” the press service of the institution told TD. The show is timed to coincide with a memorable date - the day the siege of Leningrad was lifted. “Girls” are six stories told by the residents of besieged Leningrad themselves. After the war, their fates developed differently, but during the years of the blockade, their stories were intertwined with the history of the victory of an entire people.

In the Stavropol Territory, a soldier and a fisherman pulled a wheelchair user from a river who had slipped from a bridge. The disabled person was driving through a discharge canal flowing into the Kuban. As RIA Novosti reports with reference to the region's fire and rescue services, due to ice that had formed on the bridge, the stroller slid, and the man fell into the water with it.

In Canada, doctors managed to perform an operation on a patient who lived for six days without lungs on a ventilator while waiting for a donor, The Guardian reports . This is the first procedure of its kind in the world. In April 2016, a young mother, 32-year-old Mellisa Benoit, was admitted to a Toronto hospital with a severe lung infection.