Residents of the village of Kosh-Karagay, with a population of more than 200 people, remained cut off from the mainland due to the collapse of the bridge over the Ishim River, which occurred during a flood. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations for the region. The department noted that due to the strong rise of water and the rapid current on Ishim, the road bridge between the villages of Kosh-Karagai and Markovo collapsed.

Due to an acute shortage of medical personnel, the Ministry of Health of Transbaikalia began to use home sites for hard-to-reach, sparsely populated villages. Local residents take courses at the medical center, where they acquire primary emergency care skills. This was reported by the Zabmedia portal with reference to the press service of the regional parliament.

The Ministry of Economic Development reported that no real growth in pensions should be expected in the next 20 years. As follows from the ministerial forecast until 2035, Russians’ incomes will return to pre-crisis levels only in 2022, while pensions not only will not increase, but will also decrease by 4%. Vedomosti provides excerpts from the document. The reforms currently proposed by the Ministry of Economic Development are aimed at increasing the rate of economic growth.

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived at the Rogozhsky spiritual center of the Russian Orthodox Old Believer Church (ROSC) in Moscow. TASS reports this. Putin visited the exhibition “Fortitude and Loyalty to Tradition” at the Church of the Nativity of Christ in the Rogozhsky Spiritual Center. This exhibition presents monuments of Old Believer culture of the 16th–20th centuries - icons created before the church schism in Rus', as well as rare printed and handwritten books.

On May 28, the charity Green Marathon “Running Hearts” was held in Moscow on Vorobyovy Gory. For the first time in Russia, four tandems took to the start line, each of which included a person with and without disabilities. Gleb Grishanov, with a severe form of cerebral palsy, and the founder of the Zelenski Run Club, Vadim Zelensky, decided to repeat the experience of the Americans Dick and Rick Hoyt.

The boy Oscar, detained by the police while reading Shakespeare's poems on the Arbat, will be able to perform on a real stage. Interfax reports this with reference to a statement by Children's Rights Commissioner Anna Kuznetsova.

Greenpeace Russia experts have compiled a map of fires this spring in Russia. Ecologists presented a study on the impact of the ban on dry grass burning on the number of fires in natural areas, the organization’s press service told TD. According to environmentalists, the ban on burning dry grass has reduced the number of forest fires and cases of fire spreading to peatlands.

By investing money in the Higher School of Oncology, we invest in the future. While the school accepts only ten students a year Help not to help in vain In St. Petersburg, almost at the intersection of Izmailovsky Prospekt and the Obvodny Canal there is a small house with an arch. Inside the arch is the door. The door is a narrow staircase. She leads to the tiny office of the Cancer Prevention Fund, where several young people are engaged in the embodiment of a great dream.

The sports festival “TRP Without Borders” was held in Moscow. The event brought together more than 150 athletes with special needs, both amateurs and professionals. Among the festival participants was three-time Paralympic champion, holder of current world records in the 100, 200 and 400 meters, Evgeniy Shvetsov.

In the Ermakovsky district of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, police rescued a pensioner from a swampy forest. The man tried to find his way home for three days. According to the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Krasnoyarsk Territory, a woman called the police duty station and reported that her 79-year-old husband had left home and had not returned. The entire police force was sent out to search.

Candidate of Historical Sciences and Associate Professor at the Russian State University for the Humanities Sergei Shokarev said that the busts of Russian rulers, which were installed in Moscow on the “Alley of Rulers,” were copied from famous sculptures of the 19th century. The portal “Podmoskovye” reports this.

On June 1, Children's Day, charitable entertainment events will be held in Moscow and St. Petersburg, where it will be possible to help children with disabilities, low-income families and “butterfly” children. “Such Things” has compiled a selection of events. “To class - together” In the Moscow shopping center "Mega Belaya Dacha" at 15:00 at the children's club site a holiday will begin for children with and without disabilities.

The Ministry of Culture is preparing a bill that would establish a fixed entry into the domestic distribution market in the amount of five million rubles per film. This was stated by the head of the department, Vladimir Medinsky, at a meeting with TASS. The bill will be discussed until 2018. For foreign films, it is planned to introduce a “mandatory deduction in the amount of five million rubles” in case of receiving a distribution certificate to show the film in cinemas.

On the eve of World Multiple Sclerosis Day, the All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference “Demyelinating Diseases of the Central and Peripheral Nervous System” was held in Yaroslavl. TD was informed about this by the press service of the event organizers. On May 24 and 25, experts discussed modern methods of diagnosis and treatment of the disease and the problems of patients with multiple sclerosis.

My girlfriend, who works as a guide, says that the most frequent question of tourists: “Why are there so many in Prague ...” - there are options further, but usually “lame?” This question itself was very tormented by arrival. What, I thought, for an awkward nation? No, well, of course, Prague is a city on seven hills, the hills are steep. Again, this gap is ubiquitous, for some several hundred years, anyone will break his leg on it.