In Moscow, several thousand people were evacuated from ten shopping centers after reports of bomb threats, TASS reports . Among the evacuees are “Tsvetnoy”, “Atrium”, “Megapolis”, “Capitol”, “Gorbushkin Dvor”, “Good”. Currently, police officers and dog handlers are working in shopping center buildings to inspect the area. UPD. According to Interfax, a total of about 7 thousand people were evacuated.

One of the volunteers told Znak.com that the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Khakassia was poorly prepared to search for tourists who disappeared in Khakassia on November 24. The department stated that they are working according to instructions. As of the morning of November 28, the snowmobiles on which the missing group was traveling were discovered; the whereabouts of the people have not yet been established.

There is nothing normal and more natural than parental burnout. But why is “this happens to me” and what to do with it? Anastasia Rubtsova photo: from personal archive We say “burnout”, and the language deceives us - because burnout, we think, precedes a fire or flash, which means that we will not see them. When something burns out, the ashes remains, it is visible. In the end, there should be some kind of good reason, from which once-and burned out.

On November 28, a picket against torture in psychoneurological boarding schools was held in the center of Moscow. Volunteers and wards of the PNI of the Venevsky district of the Tula region took part in it. The picket participants demanded to punish people who torture patients and exploit the labor of PNI wards. They also asked to understand the situation in which Alexander Grachev found himself: according to activists, he was illegally placed and held in a penal institution in the Tula region.

The Russian Ministry of Health begins purchasing drugs for five additional rare diseases, the treatment of which is financed at public expense. TASS reported this. Director of the department of drug supply and regulation of the circulation of medical products of the ministry, Elena Maksimkina, said that medicines for Russians with orphan diseases will be purchased ahead of schedule - in violation of the law. The ministry will receive powers for such procurement only from January 1, 2019.

Now Oksana is horrified by the idea that she could have an abortion or abandon her son. And then it seemed the only possible solution - she had no housing, work, no money Helping a warm house help “I came to the doctor to be sent to an abortion. Well, at 42, what child? Moreover, there is no housing, work really too. There is nothing at all except what is on me. And the ultrasound shows 13 weeks and four days. All, they no longer do abortion. I have a shock.

In Berdsk, the administrator of school No. 9 kicked a sixth-grader out of class because of blue strands of hair. The girl was told that she did not look according to the regulations. As she told the portal “Courier. Wednesday. Berdsk" mother of a schoolgirl, with her permission, her daughter dyed several strands of hair with tinted shampoo. When the girl arrived at school, the administrator sent her home to wash her hair. But the tonic didn’t wash off the first time.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the increase in new HIV cases in Europe at the end of 2017 amounted to almost 160 thousand. Eastern Europe accounted for 130 thousand diagnoses, and 104 thousand of them were registered in Russia. Russia and Ukraine account for 75% of HIV infections in Europe and 92% of infections in Eastern Europe. In most cases, the virus was transmitted through heterosexual sexual contact (59%) and injection drug use (30%).

More than a third of Russians—35%—believe that life in the country will change for the better in the next five years. Of these, 7% are absolutely sure of this. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to a survey by the Romir holding. 41% of respondents admitted that they do not expect any changes in the future, and 24% believe that everything will only get worse. Sociologists have found that the younger the survey participants, the more positive they are.

In the Vladimir region, one person died as a result of a gas explosion in a residential building in the military town of Barsovo, TASS reports. According to preliminary data, an 83-year-old woman died. Her son and neighbor were injured: the victims were taken to the Kirzhach district hospital in moderate condition. Due to an explosion in a two-story building, one of the apartments collapsed. The remaining residents of the 16-apartment building were evacuated.

In Rostov-on-Don, bailiffs who were planning to seize the property of an alimony debtor had to sign up for a magic session with him. This was reported by the regional FSSP of Russia. The man owes almost 120 thousand rubles to support his children. Since he refused to pay voluntarily, the bailiffs temporarily banned him from traveling abroad, drew up an administrative violation report, and also sent him to the employment center to find him a job there. But these measures had no effect.

A blind schoolboy from St. Petersburg, Kirill Belousov, created a petition on the website change.org so that the authors of the CoinKeeper budgeting application take into account the characteristics of blind and visually impaired users. As the student told Takim Dela, before publishing the petition, he waited for more than a week for a response from the CoinKeeper support service, but never received it. “There are simply no other applications that are fully accessible to the blind.

On December 8, St. Petersburg will host a large charity market “5 Years Nearby” in honor of the anniversary of the “Anton Is Nearby” center, which provides support to people with autism spectrum disorders. The market will present clothes and accessories from local brands and workshops - bags, backpacks, handmade jewelry and gifts for the New Year. Items for the market were donated by St. Petersburg designers and people with autism.

Russian schoolchildren who participated in the National Technology Initiative (NTI) Olympiad developed mobile applications for the Lisa Alert search and rescue team to significantly simplify the search for missing people. The search and rescue hackathon, where the client was the Lisa Alert team, lasted three days. The winner of the competition was Yaroslav Kapustin.

Visitation, a story by writer and anthropologist Olga Breininger about the events of 1993, was published as a book. For the 25th anniversary of the political crisis, Takie Dela and Bookmate invited Olga Breininger to write a story about a generation. Visitation was originally published as a special project by TD . In November, the story was published in book form together with the publishing house “Last 30”. “This is primarily a story about memory.