Kurgan kindergartens have banned the construction of ice slides for children in order to save water. This was reported by the portal Znak.com with reference to the children's ombudsman Alena Lopatina. During a round table at the regional prosecutor's office, the ombudsman spoke about extortion in schools and kindergartens due to a lack of funds even for basic provision.

A police captain came to the apartment of Ulan-Ude resident Bair Tsydendambaev, whose son Andrei publicly spoke about violations in the election of the school president in October. The father of the 11th grader posted a video of the visit on his VKontakte page. According to the police, one of the school teachers filed a complaint against Bair Tsydendambaev. “30 minutes ago. Captain Oshchepkov Dmitry Viktorovich. Someone filed a report against me. Who?

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against the management of the Blokhin Cancer Center for illegally charging money from patients for free services. TASS reports this with reference to a source in law enforcement agencies. According to the agency, since the beginning of 2015, the center “provided high-tech medical care on a paid basis, provided for free by the compulsory medical insurance program.” The amount of illegal payments amounted to almost 4 million rubles.

On December 5, Volunteer Day is celebrated for the first time in Russia. A decree on its celebration was signed a week ago by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Volunteering is widespread among Russians: according to the KAF Foundation, over the past year at least every fifth resident of Russia has volunteered at least once.

Many Cubans dream of opening their "candle factory", living quietly and make a profit. If only not to work for the state. But the state is not asleep! In fairness, it should be noted that not all Cubans dream of emigration, many are satisfied with another dream: to work less on a reatado, the state. Open your "candle factory", live quietly and make a profit.

The Russian Ministry of Justice has added nine media outlets to its list of foreign agents. As TASS reports with reference to the press service of the department, the radio stations Voice of America, Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), the Current Time TV channel, and the Tatar-Bashkir service of Radio Liberty (Azatliq Radiosi) are recognized as foreign agents. ), “Siberia.Realities”, “Idel.Realities”, “Factographer”, “Caucasus.Realities” and “Crimea.Realities”.

The Russian Investigative Committee for the Kamchatka Territory has completed an investigation into a criminal case against an ophthalmologist at a children's clinic. Investigators determined that the child became blind due to the doctor's fault. As the department reported , in December 2012, the woman contacted an ophthalmologist at the Petropavlovsk-Kamchatka city children's clinic. Her newborn son was at risk of developing retinopathy, a serious eye disease that can lead to vision loss.

In winter, Veronica cannot be free, and winter is already here Help hope to help More than anything, Veronika Paramonova loves to walk alone. Waking up in the morning, she washes the floors, takes a shower, paints and leaves the house. Enters grocery stores, compares prices. Or calls the theater of the young viewer and goes to the first performance. And sometimes he turns off the phone and leaves for the opposite area of ​​the city.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) allowed Russian athletes to compete at the Winter Olympic Games in South Korea under a neutral flag. This is reported on the official website of the committee. The IOC website notes that the Russian anthem will not be played at the Olympics and Russian employees of the Ministry of Sports will not be able to come to the competition. Only those athletes who meet the committee's admission criteria will be allowed to participate in the Olympics.

On November 9, the entrance of a nine -story residential building exploded in Izhevsk. Seven people died. In the UK, it is believed that the explosion arranged a tenant because of personal hostility to the neighbors. The correspondent of "such cases" went to Izhevsk to look for the culprits, but found victims “Mom, our house exploded, not at home,” Olga takes the phone from his ear, because the son speaks too loudly and inaudible.

The human rights organization Memorial reported on December 5 that Chechen security forces had kidnapped “at least seven” residents of Grozny. Information about the abductions that occurred on November 21-22 was also received by the Novaya Gazeta publication and the Caucasian Knot website. In particular, according to Memorial, on November 22, 23-year-old Zelimkhan Dikaev was kidnapped . He was told to get dressed, take his passport and was taken away in an unknown direction.

Scientists at the Kurchatov Institute have developed a prototype of an automatic wheelchair for people with disabilities, which will be controlled by gaze and brain signals. The stroller mechanism is equipped with devices for recording the direction of gaze and biocurrents of the brain, Izvestia writes . In front of the person sitting in the wheelchair, there is a monitor on which the commands are indicated: left, right, forward, backward, typing, emergency assistance and others.

In November 2017, the Sheredar charity foundation celebrated the five -year anniversary, and on December 2, the annual festival of volunteers was held at the Foundation Rehabilitation Center - “Volunteer Day”. The help of volunteers for the Sheredar Foundation is very important, and in the fund is always happy with new volunteers . “Such things” learned what volunteers are doing for the fund and why their role is so important on the programs of the “wool”.

The Ministry of Education and Science of Yakutia will open nomadic kindergartens in all Arctic and northern regions of the republic, TASS reports . The project to introduce nomadic kindergartens as an option for preschool education has been implemented in Yakutia together with UNESCO since 2006. Currently, in several regions of the republic there are four forms of preschool institutions for children of reindeer herders.

In Ussuriysk, three seven-year-old boys received summonses to the military registration and enlistment office for initial military registration. As a representative of the Ussuriysk military registration and enlistment office explained to Interfax, the written summonses were drawn up on the basis of lists of young men born in 2001, which were provided by a unit of the Ussuriysk City Central Hospital. But due to a technical error, three boys born in 2010 received summonses.