In Mountain Altai, the newcomers hung out of the eastern pines on the outskirts of the villages, in the coastal zone of the BII and along the highway leading to the Taurus Lake. And people defended the taiga Almost half of the territory of the Altai Republic is covered with forests. The harvesting of the forest is a familiar business for local residents. And what else to do when the taiga around? Well, perhaps the collection of cedar nuts to hunt, but hunting.

The GRANI Center has launched an online reception on the VKontakte social network for consultations with representatives of non-profit organizations from all over Russia. This was reported by the Social Information Agency. Consultations from the center’s experts are part of the project “Constructor of new activities of resource centers to support SO NPOs,” aimed at improving the quality of social services.

Vera Zenko from Volozhin ran a girl for a wagon in which the Nazis took her mother, pregnant with a younger sister - and they took pity and put her out of the cart. Now Vera is 91, she calls her life “the last seasons” and retells her biography to photographer Tatyana Tkacheva through the contents of her wardrobe We met with Vera in the Belarusian Volozhin, she went to the pharmacy. There were huge sunglasses, a cage dress, raspberry socks and shoes on Vera. It was love at first sight.

The Supreme Court of Russia rejected a plaintiff from Saratov who tried to challenge the May presidential decree on increasing the salaries of social workers. A former employee of a social center from Saratov, Fyodor Chertovsky, noted that due to inaccurate wording in one of the May decrees, salaries increased only for a fifth of social workers, Kommersant writes . In total, more than 600 thousand social service specialists work in Russia.

For the first time in Russia, the Khostinsky District Court of Sochi ordered an individual to answer for failure to pay a fine awarded to a non-profit organization due to a violation of the law on foreign agents, OVD-Info reports . As Alexander Popkov, a lawyer for the human rights group Agora, said, a fine of 300 thousand rubles was awarded in February to the Southern Human Rights Center - the organization refused to register as a foreign agent.

Minister of Health Veronika Skvortsova noted Russia's significant lag in the early diagnosis and treatment of cancer. TASS reports this. As the minister noted during a scientific conference at the Russian Academy of Sciences, the one-year mortality rate of cancer patients needs to be halved in order to achieve global indicators. “Oncological diseases characterize the level of national biomedicine; this is a comprehensive vision of the capabilities of the healthcare system.

Investigators who are looking into the case of a boarding school near Chelyabinsk, where teenagers were raped, allowed teachers suspected of crimes to return to work. Previously, the injured boys gave evidence against these teachers. The deputy director of the boarding school for educational work confirmed to 74.ru that the Investigative Committee had no comments against the teachers, so they were allowed to return to their duties.

Airbnb, a service for finding accommodation around the world, has added more than 20 new filters for people with special needs. This was reported by Afisha Daily with reference to company representatives. New features will help users search for housing based on the necessary parameters: barrier-free entry to rooms, wide doorways for wheelchairs, no steps, accessible toilet height, and others. Previously, service users with limited mobility could only use one search filter - “wheelchair access”.

Volunteers from Novosibirsk rescued a pensioner who was enslaved in Kazakhstan for 25 years. To prevent the man from escaping from his captors, the tendons in his legs were cut. According to Vn.ru, Gennady P. does not remember how he ended up in slavery - his documents were taken away and he was moved to a barn. He worked for food - he guarded sheep in the village. The slave repeatedly tried to escape, but his owners first tied him up for the night and then cut the tendons on his legs.

Poet and founder of the #quietpicket project Daria Serenko launched a flash mob #inthehospital on social networks about psychological and physical violence in domestic medicine. Daria Serenko posted her first post on March 13 on Facebook - she talked about her experience of staying in a municipal hospital, where she had her appendix removed.

On March 15, at the airport in Yakutia, 3.4 tons of gold bars spilled out of a cargo plane during takeoff, reports the East Siberian Department of the Investigative Committee for Transport. The reason was improper securing of the load. The An-12 cargo plane of the Nimbus airline took off at about one o'clock in the afternoon on the route Yakutsk - Krasnoyarsk - the Kupol mine, on board there was a cargo with gold concentrate in bars weighing about 9.3 tons.

The Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee for the Rostov Region opened a criminal case against the inspector for juvenile affairs (PDN) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, who arbitrarily placed a 13-teenager in a hospital, where he committed suicide. According to 161.ru, Andrei spent ten days in a medical facility, but none of his relatives tried to take him home.

Sometimes a deadly disease is a chance. A chance not only to start a new life, but also to meet a loved one. This happened at Olga - she met her savior, a donor from Germany, thanks to whom she was now alive We help Advita help Acute myelobalous leukemia - such was a diagnosis that in a few months completely deprived Olga of vitality. The treatment took place according to a well -known scheme - several courses of chemotherapy, and then a bone marrow transplant.

Precinct election commission No. 1991 of the village of Rudnichny in the Sverdlovsk region refused a pensioner who asked to be removed from the voter list, since the 2018 presidential elections were “incomprehensible” to him, Vecherniy Krasnoturinsk reports . 65-year-old Alexander Solovyov sent a written statement to the commission in which he asked to be temporarily removed from the voter list in protest against the 2018 presidential elections.

Russian hockey player Ilya Kovalchuk will sell the BMW X5 car he was given for winning a gold medal at the 2018 Olympic Games. TASS reports this. Kovalchuk became the champion of the Olympic Games in Pyeongchang as a member of the Russian hockey team. After this, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev presented the winners and medalists of the Olympics with car keys. “I’ll give the car to good hands. Price - 7.1 million rubles.