In the midst of elected troubles in the Primorsky Territory from Latin America, Old Believers arrived in Russia. They want to return to their homeland, abandoned by their ancestors, work on their land, save their souls and live a familiar device. The Russian authorities seem to support this desire at the highest level, but in reality everything is not so simple Late in the evening of September 14, in a white high building on Vladivostok Svetlanskaya Street it was crowded.

The Sistema Charitable Foundation launched the all-Russian grant competition “Search Trajectory” for Russian volunteer search and rescue teams. Non-profit organizations that have been searching for missing people for at least a year and have successful rescue experience can take part in the competition. You can apply until November 11 on the competition page .

On September 27, the Basmanny Court of Moscow changed the preventive measure for the three Khachaturian sisters accused of murdering father Mikhail Khachaturyan. Mediazona reports this. The preventive measure for 19-year-old Krestina, 18-year-old Angelina and 17-year-old Maria was changed from arrest to a ban on certain actions for three months - until December 28. A ban on certain actions is similar to house arrest, but is a milder measure of restraint.

The most easily give money to something bloody. Therefore, everything is so complicated with Semyon ... We help Ray help “The easiest way to give money for something bloody. Therefore, everything is so complicated with Semyon, ”Lena sighs, pouring tea into cups. A kitten, a cat climb under the arms. She had just been injected with a shock dose of antibiotics, and she hissed like a radio on an enemy wave, but she changed her mind to die. Too ordinary cat, just gray, Nina and Natalia are worried.

The head of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, Alexei Kudrin, said that the level of poverty in Russia remains high, and 13.2 million people have income below the subsistence level, Interfax reports . According to Kudrin, a total of 19.3 million people can be called poor. However, in 2018, for the first time in the last four years, the Accounts Chamber predicts an increase in real incomes of the population.

According to a survey by the All-Russian Popular Front (ONF), the majority of village residents in Russia are dissatisfied with the quality of medical care. Of the 2,800 residents of small settlements surveyed in 81 Russian regions, only 15% did not express any dissatisfaction with the quality of medical care. Each respondent could voice several complaints at once. A third (35%) said that in their locality there are not enough specialist doctors of the required profile.

I. o. Deputy Head of the Main Directorate for Investigation of Particularly Important Cases of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation Sergei Golkin called the replacement of the interrogation protocol of the witness in the Seventh Studio case a mistake, RBC reports with reference to the corresponding letter from the department. The lawyers of the accused Alexei Malobrodsky received the response from the Investigative Committee.

Pussy Riot activist and Mediazona publisher Pyotr Verzilov has been discharged from the German Charité clinic, where he was treated after possible poisoning. As the Interfax agency was told at the medical institution, Verzilov’s health condition has improved significantly, and the symptoms of mental confusion have disappeared. He still has impaired pupil reaction, but this, according to doctors, will soon return to normal.

The State Duma approved the draft pension reform in the third and final reading. The event is broadcast live on the website of the lower house of parliament. On September 26, deputies supported the pension reform in the second reading. Women, according to amendments by President Vladimir Putin, will retire at 60 years old, not 63. The retirement age for men is 65 years old, as originally planned. According to the bill, pension reform in Russia will begin in 2019 and will last for 15 years.

In Chelyabinsk, investigative authorities opened a criminal case due to the situation with the cessation of garbage collection from the city. This was reported by the press service of the regional prosecutor's office. Cases have been initiated against officials of the city administration and the municipal unitary enterprise Gorekotsentr under Part 1 of Article 293 of the Criminal Code (Negligence).

Three police officers from Belgorod filed a lawsuit in the Lyublinsky District Court of Moscow against the creator of the “Police Ombudsman” public page on VKontakte, Vladimir Vorontsov. Vorontsov himself reported this to Mediazona. The lawsuit was registered on September 25. Vladimir Vorontsov does not yet know the details of the lawsuit, but suggests that the reason is in his May post about the court in Belgorod for the reinstatement of the investigator whose interests he represented.

From September 17 to 23 at the Pushkin Museum. Pushkin hosted an International Inclusive Festival dedicated to the topic of interaction with visitors with mental disabilities.

In the Sverdlovsk region, the prosecutor's office began a pre-investigation investigation into media reports about violence against teenagers at the Kamensk-Uralsky Department of Internal Affairs, Kommersant reports . The Investigative Committee began a similar check, reports the Euro-Asian News news agency. An internal audit is also being carried out by the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs, as found out by Ura.ru, which previously published the story of the affected teenagers.

In Kalmykia, the Elista City Court sentenced the chief doctor of the IK-1 hospital, due to whose inaction a prisoner died. The young man needed urgent treatment after being beaten. As the Caucasian Knot reports , in November 2015, 28-year-old Dmitry Batyrev was attacked by colony officers immediately after being transferred - hit at least 60 times with rubber batons. The convict needed emergency medical care, but the head doctor of the hospital did not take any measures.

In Novosibirsk, neurosurgeons of the National Medical Research Center named after Academician E.N. Meshalkin performed surgery on a patient with a tumor of the base of the skull. The intervention was carried out using a new technology that required jeweler precision from the surgeon. As the press service of the Meshalkin Center said, a 47-year-old woman complained of a sharp decrease in vision.