In Magadan, an 11-year-old boy was deliberately driven to the point of exhaustion by his adoptive mother. At the hospital, the child told the doctor that his mother fed him poorly and punished him for eating without asking. As reported by the press service of the Russian Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights Anna Kuznetsova, the woman brought her adopted son to Moscow for consultation at the endocrinology center. The child was admitted in an extremely malnourished condition.

Review the series "Twin Pix" is how to come to the city of your childhood and survive an injury After 25 years, to reconsider the series “Twin Pix”, and even side by side with a teenage son, it seemed to me an excellent idea (especially since the third season is coming).

Ivan Revenko, a participant in regional athletics competitions among people with disabilities, complained about the poor organization of competitions and the indifferent attitude towards their participants. The portal “Amic.ru” reports this. According to the publication, the competition took place at the Olympic Reserve School on the afternoon of May 11.

To live a creative person in our time, and even in Russia - continuous happiness. Agree: could anyone even in the most bold fantasy imagine that the gap between worldviews would be laid not another world war or a clash of capital, but incorporeal Pokemon "Do you believe in a single Santa Claus?" - the investigator asked sternly. “Mmmm ... uh ... of course. Usually in December, ”I answered uncertainly.

The Russian government has simplified the procedure for confirming periods of care for disabled people and pensioners over 80 years of age. A decree on this was published on the government website . A simplified procedure has been established for confirming periods of care for group I disabled people, children with disabilities, citizens who have reached the age of 80, as well as able-bodied persons who received monthly compensation.

In Moscow, on the night of May 11-12, the police were informed that Domodedovo airport was mined. As it turned out, in this way the citizen of Uzbekistan decided to avoid deportation, Interfax reports , citing its sources in the emergency services. The court decided to expel the man from Russia. Accompanied by bailiffs, he reached passport control at Domodedovo airport, but missed boarding the flight to Tashkent. The man bought himself alcohol in duty-free and, being drunk, refused to fly away.

There are a lot of such things. And they are united by one important detail We help the mother’s right collected 1,167,696 R required 3 277 371 r The collection of funds is over "Well, how many of them fell into this abyss" The warped fate of boys 18-19 years old is not one or two. Here Alexei Bukin, due to psychological and physical violence, unable to withstand humiliation and oppression, committed suicide (his offender A.V. Komarenko was sentenced to five years in prison).

In the Bryansk region, police detained managers and employees of three banks who, according to investigators, issued non-repayable loans worth a billion rubles on the security of barrels of water. According to the police, from 2014 to 2015, employees issued loans to controlled companies of the bank for a billion rubles. Supposedly expensive chemical raw materials, which turned out to be barrels of water, were left as collateral under loan agreements.

In Oryol, specialists from the Scientific and Clinical Multidisciplinary Center for Medical Care for Mothers and Children named after Zinaida Krugloya (NKMC) proposed replacing baby boxes with substations for anonymous childbirth, the center’s press service reports .

Sberbank, after complaints from customers, canceled the link to the branch when re-issuing the card, TASS reports with reference to the deputy chairman of the bank’s board, Alexander Torbakhov. Previously, if a client received a payment card in one territorial bank, he could not reissue it in another. “Today you can issue a card with delivery to any other branch,” Torbakhov promised.

Swiss scientists invented a mobile tablet for the blind, which helps them to navigate in space, the press service of the Federal Polytechnic School of Lausanne reports . Initially, the device was created as a navigator for visually impaired. Braille displays are very bulky and it was impossible to carry them with you. The sensory tablet developed by scientists weighs a little and can reconstruct on its screen various forms and maps that users can feel with fingers.

Residents of the Kalmyk village of Shin Mer raised money for a children's playground by organizing a charity concert in Elista. This was reported by the Kubaninfo portal. According to the publication, there is currently no kindergarten or playground in the village. There is only a school where 30 children of different ages study. A few months ago, residents of Shin Mer approached local authorities with a proposal to equip a children's playground in ethnic style.

A resident of Teriberka, Valeria Litvinova, was taken to the maternity hospital in Murmansk, located 120 kilometers away, for 11 hours. Novaya Gazeta reports this. The 20-year-old woman's contractions began in the evening, and at night the doctors decided to send her to the regional center. However, she arrived at the Murmansk maternity hospital only at 13:00 the next day, after relatives complained to the governor’s reception.

Residents of the Omsk five -story building, which had a wall collapsed, had to spend the night on the bus. People were afraid to stay in an emergency house, but the city hall could not provide them with an overnight stay. According to NGS.Omsk, the collapse of a part of the brick laying of the wall in the house on the street 50 years of trade unions, 57 “B” occurred on the evening of May 11.

The All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion (VTsIOM) conducted a survey among Russians on their attitude towards the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov. Over ten years, respect and sympathy for the politician has tripled. The survey showed that the majority of Russians know who Ramzan Kadyrov is - only 6% of respondents said that they were hearing this name for the first time.