In the Krasnoufimsky district of the Sverdlovsk region, pensioners jointly bought crushed stone and together repaired potholes on the roads, reports the portal “In Krasnoufimsk.ru”. As Gulnur Yankina, a resident of the village of Sredniy Bugalysh, said, the road on Zarechnaya Street was in terrible condition - with holes and potholes. “This summer, the villagers got together, thought about it, and chipped in 500 rubles for a car of crushed stone!

The Central Bank of Russia has become the main investor of Otkritie Bank in order to increase its financial stability, the regulator said in a statement. Experts told Taki Dela that the risks for bank clients are minimal.

Genetics have revealed a hereditary predisposition to type 2 diabetes in 45% of Russians. In their opinion, prevention without taking into account genetic factors may be useless. Scientists at the Genotek Medical Genetics Center analyzed the results of 2,500 DNA tests and found that 40% of Russians have a risk variant of the TCF7L2 gene, which increases the susceptibility to type 2 diabetes by one and a half times - the CT genotype.

In Novosibirsk, a man with a disability was not allowed into a nightclub. Security, having learned that the visitor had a prosthetic leg, refused to let him in, citing the rules of the establishment. According to NGS. News", on August 22, Artem Kuzmin came with friends to the Antiglamur club to celebrate Russian Flag Day. At the entrance to the club, the security guard asked why Artem was limping. As a result of the accident, the man's leg was amputated and a prosthesis was installed.

District police officer Oleg Lyabin was fired from the force after the publication of a video in which he kicks away official documents. The video appeared on social networks on August 29. “Now I’ll show you how to perform all the materials,” a man in a police uniform says to the camera. Next, he collects all the papers with citizens’ appeals from his desk into a pile and kicks them into the corridor. “That’s it, all the materials are completed.

Surgeons from St. Petersburg reported the first successful operation to install a 3D-implant of bones to the patient with oncology. According to the N. N. Petrov, the patient’s National Medical Research Center (NMIC), the patient was replaced with a 3D-printed implant of the Long bone, affected by chondrosarcoma. Photo: NMIC oncology named after N. N. Petrov An individual prosthesis was made by layer -by -layer laser melting of titanium powder. The bone model was created using MRI.

The Ministry of Labor has prepared a bill that tightens administrative liability for deception or impolite treatment of retired buyers, minors and people with disabilities. As Galina Karelova, a member of the Presidential Commission for the Protection of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, commented, the bill primarily works to “reinforce moral standards” when working with citizens with disabilities.

The Prosecutor General's Office accused Roshydromet of inaccurate forecasts of natural disasters and a weak system for monitoring the content of substances hazardous to humans in the air. She notified the head of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Sergei Donskoy, whose department includes Roshydromet.

A taxi driver from Khabarovsk, who committed lynching of teenagers, washed himself with brilliant green at the request of unknown persons. The video was published on August 29. The recording, which appeared on social networks, shows a man stripped to the waist, similar to a taxi driver from Khabarovsk, who previously forced cash-strapped clients to wash themselves with green paint: two teenage girls and a young man. “You pour it, then leave,” the man says to the person filming the video.

In large and small cities throughout Russia, residents restore old houses for free. Their own and strangers When Andrei Kochetkov was small, dad often took him to walk around the old city in Samara. Together they stared at carved platbands of wooden houses, on patterns hanging from the cornices. It seemed to Andrei that from the world of ordinary gray city, he fell into another, magical.

The first trade and charity service “One Plus One” has appeared in Russia, the press service of the site reported to TD. On the One Plus One site you can sell or buy clothes, equipment, furniture or books. Proceeds from the sale will go to a charitable foundation project. Currently, the website presents the projects of the Leukemia Foundation, ORBI, the Alive Foundation, Fragile People, Ship, Arithmetic of Good, Niki and the Lifestyle Foundation.

In Bashkiria, an 11-year-old girl led six brothers and sisters out of a burning house. This was reported by the press service of the Republican Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. The fire occurred on August 28 in one of the wooden houses in the village of Mrakova, Kugarchinsky district. The girl managed to react urgently and save six children.

Instead of teaching people of contraception, the state fights abortion. But people cope themselves - the contraceptive revolution continues Contraception against abortion Throughout the world until the 1960s, the main means of controlling the birth rate were interrupted sexual intercourse and criminal abortion (abortion could only be done in the USSR).

The mother of a child with cerebral palsy decided that a 15-year-old fire victim with the same diagnosis needed rehabilitation more, Rossiyskaya Gazeta reports . Rostov-on-Don resident Oksana Krivosheeva learned about 15-year-old Valera with cerebral palsy, who is being raised by his grandmother Nadezhda Vladimirovna, from a group helping fire victims. Now 70-year-old Nadezhda Vladimirovna is temporarily housed in a hotel with Valera, his father with his new wife and three children.

For the fourth time, a festival will be held in St. Petersburg in support of the center for creativity, education and social habilitation for adults with autism “Anton Is Here.” TD was told about this by the organization’s press service. On the first weekend of September from 12:00 to 22:00 the main music stage, gaming, interactive and lecture areas will be open.