The educational project Inliberty invites to talk about death: the educational course “Death: in science, culture, politics and our life” is opened on May 14. Six classes (on Mondays from 19:00), students, along with curators (sociologists, anthropologists, doctors), will be discussed by a variety of plots related to death: from Lenin’s dead body to digital immortality and new medical technologies, from traditional funeral to euthanasia and voluntary departure.

Developers from Kazan have created the Safe train mobile application to reduce the incidence of child injuries on the railway. TASS reports this. According to the developers, the application has a built-in function where a parent can track a child’s route online, view the history of his movements and receive notifications when the child approaches the railway tracks. “This application allows you to notify children when approaching a danger zone, directly to the road routes.

Aeroflot appealed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Transport due to problems with issuing US visas for flight and cabin crew members. The airline said the current visas will expire in a few months. As a source at Aeroflot told RIA Novosti, since some pilots and flight attendants were left without visas, the rest will have to take on an increased workload and fly for their colleagues.

Residents of Chelyabinsk noticed black body bags lying near the city hospital - it turned out that they were filled with garbage collected during the cleanup. The photo appeared in the “ Typical Chelyabinsk ” public page: on the lawn near the institution there are long black bags of a characteristic shape with a seam along the entire length, which pathologists use in their work.

When forming a new government and appointing a new Prime Minister of Russia, deputies will raise the question of the need for complete import substitution of medicines on the domestic market. Interfax reports this. According to State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin, the current situation with import substitution of medicines in the country cannot be considered satisfactory.

HIV-infected labor migrants may have the opportunity to receive treatment in Russia within the framework of intergovernmental agreements. This proposal was made by participants in a round table at the International Conference on HIV/AIDS in Eastern Europe and Central Asia taking place in Moscow. According to Natalya Ladnaya, a senior researcher at the Federal AIDS Center of Rospotrebnadzor, last year 2.5 million migrants were tested for HIV, Kommersant writes .

The Ministry of Agriculture of Transbaikalia reported the detention of four trucks in which 118 horses were illegally transported in the village of Atamanovka. The animals spent three days without water or food and as a result, five of them died, reports the local publication “Vechorka”. Trucks with horses were detained near Chita on April 18 after a veterinary inspection - the carrier, a citizen of Kazakhstan, did not have documents on the ownership and acquisition of animals.

Moscow resident Dana Shakenova has been unable to get the management company to repair her wheelchair lift for more than two years. Without it, she is forced to ask neighbors and passers-by for help going down and up to the elevator. The girl lives in Marfin at the address: Kashenkin Lug, 8, building 2, this house is serviced by the management company " VK Comfort " . Dana is a disabled person of the first group and uses a wheelchair.

The Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Pskov Region, Natalia Sokolova, proposed introducing criminal liability for teenagers who have sexual intercourse with minors younger than themselves. This was reported by Pskovskaya Novosti Line. According to Sokolova, she considers it necessary to regulate at the legislative level responsibility for sexual contact for adolescents over 14 years of age. From this age, Russia provides for criminal liability for grave and especially grave crimes.

Cryptocurrency mining may lead to an increase in the number of fires due to increased load at energy facilities. RIA Novosti was informed about this at the Antistikhia Ministry of Emergency Situations center. Since mining requires high computing power of computers, this leads to increased energy consumption. The result is that the load on electrical networks that are not designed for this increases, and the threat of fires increases.

The Sterlitamak City Court in Bashkiria arrested a 17-year-old teenager for attempted murder at school No. 1, TASS reports . The young man attacked the teacher and classmates with a knife, and then set the office on fire. The teenager was sent into custody for two months at the request of the investigation. The defense intends to appeal this decision. A 17-year-old school student was brought to court from the hospital - after the attempt, he tried to commit suicide.

Government authorities, enterprises and banks have begun purchasing private VPN networks en masse. This was reported by the portal Znak.com. According to the publication, the Russian Guard, the Pension Fund, RusHydro and Rosselkhozbank decided to buy VPN. The Belgorod branch of this bank is ready to pay almost 10 million rubles for the services of organizing and maintaining VPN channels.

The prosecutor's office of the Orenburg region began checking the circumstances of the refusal of convicts to eat in the canteen of colony No. 3 of Novotroitsk. Interfax reports this. On the morning of April 20, the department received written statements from 30 convicts who refused to eat. “The reason for refusing applications was before the arrival of the regional prosecutor.

The Investigative Committee received the remaining conclusions of genetic examinations on those killed in the fire in the Kemerovo shopping center " Zimnyaya Vishnya". As reported by the Russian Investigative Committee, all victims have been identified. Investigators issued permits for the burial of 37 bodies. Before this, 23 people were identified. After checking all reports of people missing in the fire, as well as expert opinions, the investigation established that 60 people died.

In the Moskovsky district of St. Petersburg, high school students were given questionnaires asking them to rate their willingness to put state interests above their own, as well as to name social groups they dislike. Screenshots of the questionnaires distributed to schoolchildren appeared on Facebook.