After 2021, Russians may face a shortage of medical products due to the fact that domestic manufacturers will not have time to re-register their products. This procedure is necessary to create a single market for the EAEU member countries, Kommersant reports .

The Need Help Foundation, together with the Konstantin Khabensky Foundation, is raising funds to purchase the Miseq genetic sequencer, a device that allows more accurate diagnoses for children with brain oncology and prescribes them adequate treatment.

I know for sure that we should talk about ordinary people who need help. If we do not tell, no one will tell - such damn things Ksyusha once asked me what it feels like to run around the park? I told how nice when the wind envelops his face. When there is so much air that they want to cough. That when you accelerate, there is a feeling that you are taking off. I wanted to tell Ksyusha about the crimson-red leaves that are impossible to see enough, and about funny dogs in overalls, but did not.

By the World of Orphans, which this year falls on November 12, the Charity Foundation “Need Help” analyzed data on the number of orphans and children left without parental care, and compiled a rating of regions according to the degree of severity of the problem. “Such cases” asked experts to comment on the collected statistics. Quiet hour in the orphanage No.

Nizhnekamsk resident Vitaly Zachetov appealed to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) with a complaint about torture by police officers. This was reported by “Zone of Law” with reference to the head of the Kazan Human Rights Center Igor Sholokhov. According to Zachetov, in October 2017, he had a conflict with a woman who worked as a security guard in a shopping and entertainment complex in Nizhnekamsk.

“Beeline” and the “Lisa Alert” search and rescue team analyzed data on the operation of the SMS information service about missing people “Getting Lost Doesn’t Mean Abyss.” Since December last year, more than 21 thousand volunteers have connected to SMS notifications. During the 11 months of operation of the service, information about 783 incidents was sent out, in total more than 1 million messages were sent.

The Kalininsky District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced local resident Ivan Barbakov, who published a video of a singing clergyman on VKontakte. This was reported by the joint press service of the city courts. The court found Barbakov guilty under Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (inciting hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity).

The 22-year-old man who broke the glass “Ruble Sign” in Syktyvkar said that he did it because of a “sense of injustice,” the prosecutor’s office of the Komi Republic reports . The monument, erected in 2015 near the National Bank branch, was broken on April 27, 2018 by a drunk man who was passing by. Stopping at the “Ruble Sign,” he experienced “an acute sense of social injustice caused by his own difficult financial situation,” after which he kicked the sculpture twice.

Surgeons at the Tomsk Regional Clinical Hospital successfully operated on a patient with uterine fibroids. The weight of the benign tumor was 22 kilograms. According to TV-2 Tomsk, the tumor began to grow 10 years ago and reached gigantic proportions. According to doctors, she practically forced the entire body to work for itself due to the huge number of blood vessels that appeared, enveloping and nourishing it.

In the city of Kholmsk, Sakhalin Region, a teacher of Russian language and literature at school No. 1 humiliated a student in front of the entire class because of a small hole in her clothes. The video of a 62-year-old teacher insulting a schoolgirl was taken by the girl’s classmate. “Do you have parents? Are they generally adequate? Are you adequate? Are you adopted? - the teacher is interested. The recording quickly spread across social networks and received many negative reviews.

Katerina Gordeeva tells “such matters”, which he and Chulpan Khamatova wrote a book and why the book turned out so sad A few days later, the book of Katerina Gordeeva and Chulpan Khamatova “The Time to Color ice” will appear on the shelves. It so happened that we have been familiar with Chulpan and Katya for a long time - since the first concert of the Foundation “Give Life”. And recorded in the book - beautiful, desperate, bright - history in many ways happened before my eyes.

In 2017, there were 29.5 million children living in Russia, of which 449,383 were orphans or children without parental care. Over the past year, 50.2 thousand orphans and children left without parental care in need of placement in families were registered in regional data banks. The issue is especially acute in the Krasnoyarsk and Primorsky territories, and in the republics of the North Caucasus there are practically no orphans.

In Primorye, employees of the Land of the Leopard rehabilitation center for tigers and other rare animals rescued a Far Eastern forest cat cub. The cage with the kitten was left by unknown people. The center believes that the animal was most likely abandoned by its former poacher owners, who took the kitten away from its mother and kept it as a pet.

In the city of Bor, Nizhny Novgorod region, two 16-year-old teenagers saved a pensioner who was attacked by a robber. This was reported by the press service of the regional Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The incident occurred at a public transport stop in mid-October. The man attacked the 90-year-old woman, took her money, and then threw her to the ground and began kicking her. The attack was witnessed by teenagers who were passing by on a bus.

The governor of the Sverdlovsk region, Evgeny Kuyvashev, according to a source from Ura.ru, decided not to dismiss the head of the youth policy department, Olga Glatskikh. The press service of the regional government told Taki Dela that they had no information about the results of the internal audit. According to unofficial information, Kuyvashev had a “serious conversation” with Glatskikh and decided to limit himself to a reprimand.