In the city of Donetsk, Rostov region, a man collected money for the treatment of a child; he took his photo from social networks. He managed to collect 500 thousand rubles before the police discovered the fraud, the department’s press service reported . A 29-year-old resident of Donetsk posted an advertisement on social networks to raise funds for the treatment of a seriously ill child. Donations came from different regions of Russia, the total amount exceeded 500 thousand rubles.

In May of this year, 29% of Russians reported that their salary was only enough for food, and it was difficult for them to buy clothes. 10% admitted that they were barely making ends meet. These are the results of the VTsIOM study reported by Izvestia. 41% of respondents said that buying food and clothing does not cause problems, but they cannot afford anything more. In 2014, when the well-being of Russians reached its peak, this category was 56%.

After the Kuchino landfill was closed in Balashikha near Moscow, about 150 people became unemployed, a former company press secretary told TASS. The operator of the landfill, ZAO Zagotovitel, dismissed all workers after the closure of the landfill. Employees are now looking for work, a former spokeswoman said. The day before, the Minister of Ecology of the Moscow Region, Alexander Kogan, estimated the environmental damage from the Kuchino solid waste at 2.2 billion rubles.

Travel, career growth, study and sports, own federation, union, in the future - a separate media. So in Russia there are "disabled people of a new generation" who call themselves cyborgs and believe that a prosthesis is not a loss, but the acquisition of new opportunities Kostya On August 15, 2014, 23-year-old journalist Konstantin Deblikov, speaking at the fire show at a wedding in the Voronezh region, lost his hands: a poor-quality pyrotechnic fountain exploded.

In Sobinka, Vladimir Region, government officials refused to discuss the problems of healthcare with residents, citing high employment to attract investment and too high IQ. According to the portal about Vladimir, officials invited citizens to talk about the problems of medicine at a visiting meeting of the board of the Department of Health. But instead of discussion, a report on achievements in the industry and a decrease in incidence was presented.

Siberian scientists have proposed a new waste disposal technology to combat pollution on the shores of Lake Baikal. Garbage can now be disposed of using a plasma incinerator. This was reported by TASS with reference to the Chairman of the Council of Scientific Youth of the Buryat Scientific Center of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Evgeny Nolev.

In the Moscow District Military Court, a jury found Zaur Dadaev guilty of carrying out the murder of Boris Nemtsov, MediaZona reports from the courtroom. In addition to Dadaev, the brothers Anzor and Shadid Gubashev, Khamzat Bakhaev and Temirlan Eskerkhanov appear in the case. They all admitted their guilt, but later refused to testify. The jury decided by a majority vote that they considered Dadaev's guilt proven. He did not deserve leniency for his actions, they thought.

For six months, Konstantin Fokin, a resident of Stupino, Moscow Region, has been demanding that the authorities allocate money for the renovation of a school and an outpatient clinic in the village of Sitne-Shchelkanovo. He goes to all city council meetings, from where deputies kick him out every time and accuse him of “spitting on their souls.” In a conversation with TD, Fokin said that he has been trying to renovate the school and outpatient clinic in his home village since last fall.

Rospotrebnadzor reported a threefold increase in the number of deaths from contaminated drinking water, Izvestia reports . This number turned out to be higher than the number of deaths as a result of road accidents and murders, notes Open Russia. According to the Federal State Statistics Service, in 2016, 15.8 thousand people died in road accidents in Russia. 10.5 thousand people became victims of attacks and murders.

A 79-year-old pensioner died in a Yakut hospital, who, after urgent hospitalization, had to climb the stairs on his own due to a non-functioning elevator. The YakutiaMedia news agency reported that the man could not climb the steps on his own and moved by crawling. The pensioner had a heart condition and often went to the hospital. On May 31, he became ill, he called an ambulance, and the team decided to hospitalize him in the Tommot district hospital.

When parents send the children to serve, they are forced to blindly rely on people who will be next to their sons away from home. But often these very people simply do not notice their children. And those - go away and do not return ... We help the mother’s right collected 1,167,696 R required 3 277 371 r The collection of funds is over “We wrote on Vani's monument:“ He left and did not return, ”says Anatoly, the father of the deceased serviceman Ivan Ilyin. - For us, he is still alive.

The Orenburg Garrison Military Court sentenced the deputy commander of the security company of military unit No. 93766 Andranik Movsisyan to a suspended sentence for exceeding his official authority, as a result of which the conscript soldier committed suicide. Interfax reports this.

The pink-painted Samoyeds, who were abandoned in the forest near Gelendzhik, will go to the Red Star shelter of the Russian Ministry of Defense, Yugopolis reports . While the police were looking for the owner of the abandoned dogs, the Samoyeds were kept in the Avangard animal hotel. Both dogs were wounded by a traumatic weapon: in one dog the bullet was lodged near the ear, and in the second - in the area of ​​the ribs.

The World Bank (WB) has placed the world's first “pandemic” bonds (debt security) and derivatives (a derivative financial instrument, one of the options for securities) to support developing countries in the event of a mass outbreak of infectious diseases, Interfax reports . The World Bank raised $320 million by placing two issues of securities with a maturity of three years. In addition, the bank offered $105 million in securities swaps to protect the poorest countries from pandemics.

Residents of Kazan who purchased apartments in the Salavat Cooper complex have been living in a tent camp right in front of the new buildings for two months. Families with children are demanding that the authorities complete the construction of their houses. As Current Time clarifies , the project of a residential complex in the north-west of Kazan was designed for 50 thousand families and one and a half million square meters of housing.