In Tyumen, doctors at Regional Clinical Hospital No. 2 removed a head-sized spina bifida from a newborn child weighing 900 grams. According to RIA Novosti, the girl was born prematurely and had a severe form of congenital spinal hernia. During the process of intrauterine development, the child did not grow the upper arches of several vertebrae in the thoracic and lumbar spine. As a result, a gap appeared through which part of the spinal cord protruded beyond the spinal canal.

On December 2, rallies were held in the Arkhangelsk region and the Komi Republic against the construction of landfills and the import of garbage from Moscow. Residents of Arkhangelsk, Severodvinsk, Kotlas, Yarensk, Solvychegodsk, Plesetsk, Shenkursk, Urdom, Oktyabrsky took part in protests. In Severodvinsk, according to various estimates, from 3 to 6 thousand people took part in the rally, reports 29.ru.

The confrontation between the inhabitants of North Ossetia and the Electrocink plant has been going on for more than one decade. How real is the chances of closing harmful production after mass protests? And will happiness come if the plant leaves? On October 21 of this year, a fire occurred at the Electrozink plant in Vladikavkaz: an electrolyte workshop was completely destroyed by fire. The company is not able to continue work without its restoration.

In Dagestan, a school teacher in the village of Terechnoye was removed from his position due to a criminal record for child abuse. The republic's prosecutor's office reported this. During the inspection, it turned out that the school director hired the teacher without requiring a certificate of no criminal record. At the same time, the man was convicted under the article of rape committed by a group of persons, or rape of a minor.

In Penza, Dmitry Pchelintsev and Andrey Chernov, arrested in a criminal case about the terrorist community “Network,” went on a hunger strike. As Pchelintsev’s sister Anna Shalunkina told Mediazona, on November 29 the man was sent to a punishment cell and demanded to confess to violating the regime - talking with other prisoners while out for a walk. Pchelintsev refused and went on a hunger strike.

At six months, Vitalina began to bow. It will bow, starts and looks aside - in the eyes a booming unearthly emptiness, lifeless cosmos. About twenty minutes later, the void passed, fell until somewhere in the backyard of consciousness, gained her striking power-and again bow. Then three, five, fifteen. Without a break.