A painting by Arkhip Kuindzhi “Ai-Petri” was found in the Moscow region. Crimea,” which was stolen on January 27 from an exhibition at the Tretyakov Gallery. The theft suspect has been detained. As Interfax reports with reference to the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, police and FSB officers managed to detain the attacker without delay in the village of Zarechye, Moscow Region.

The Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation has asked to allow the import of cannabis-containing marijuana derivatives into Russia for research for medical purposes. Amendments to the government resolution establishing quotas for the import, production and storage of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances have been published on the portal of draft regulatory legal acts.

In the State Museum of Leo Tolstoy, as part of the exhibition about charity “Man ... Leo”, a cycle of lectures “Complex topics - complex help?” According to the organizers, in modern charity in Russia there are no easy questions and areas, but with equal importance of all acute social issues, it is doubly difficult to deal with some topics.

The Office of Rospotrebnadzor in St. Petersburg will check reports that bedbugs and cockroaches have infested school No. 291 in the Krasnoselsky district, the department reported . Students notice insects in different classrooms, despite the fact that disinfestation was carried out at the school at the end of December last year, writes Moika78. The photographs show that bedbugs and cockroaches crawl on the floor, desks and even get into food. UPD.

Russian Children's Ombudsman Anna Kuznetsova proposed providing teachers with psychological support to prevent emotional burnout, as well as introducing additional checks of workers before hiring. The Commissioner for Children's Rights commented on a case in Omsk, where a teacher taped children's mouths with tape. Educational experts with whom Takiye Dela spoke questioned the possibility and feasibility of such prevention.

Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky ordered to check the level of security in all major museums in Russia after the incident at the Tretyakov Gallery, where a painting by Arkhip Kuindzhi was stolen. As Vladislav Kononov, director of the department of museums of the Ministry of Culture, told Interfax, a comprehensive security check should be carried out in the Tretyakov Gallery and in all first-row museums.

St. Petersburg has been named the most tolerant Russian city towards representatives of the LGBT community. The study was conducted by the independent agency Zoom Market. The survey was conducted in 20 major cities. Respondents were asked how they feel about homosexual, bisexual and transgender people and whether they know people from the LGBT community. Novosibirsk took second place in the tolerance rating, Moscow took third place.

In the capital of Khakassia, Abakan, police rescued puppies that were thrown in a bag onto the railway tracks. Official representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Irina Volk reported this to TASS. Railway workers called the duty station of the Abakan linear department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and said that the train driver noticed a foreign object between the rails. The arriving police officers untied the bag and found five puppies.

This baby suffered a terrible infection, a medical mistake, an artificial one ... He defeated death, but now the boy and his parents need to help live with it Help I believe in a miracle help The city is bright, which is 30 kilometers from Kaliningrad, it does not look light at all. Gray two -story houses, ghosts of sidewalks, raw land mixed with snow - a courtyard football platform.

In 2018 , the number of fines for traffic violations increased by 17% to 131.1 million rubles. The vast majority of violations are recorded by traffic cameras. As Kommersant writes with reference to the annual report of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, last year the traffic police departments issued 129.2 million decisions, car owners paid for 80% of them. The majority of fines were issued using cameras - almost 106 million, over the year their share increased from 76% to 82%.

In the Troitsky administrative district of Moscow, employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs detained a schoolboy. He reported five times in a month that an educational institution in the Klenovskoye settlement was mined. This is stated on the website of the Moscow Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The Need Help Foundation has launched a fundraiser for the work of lawyers of the Wind of Hope charity, which helps provide medications and special nutrition to adults and children with short bowel syndrome (SBS). SBS is a rare, life-threatening disease that results from the removal of a large portion of the small intestine. Because food does not have time to digest, the body cannot absorb nutrients.

The Presidential Council for Human Rights reported that the Moscow mayor's office supported the proposal to limit the movement of passenger cars of low environmental classes. Human rights activists proposed introducing restrictions for cars with engines of Euro-3, Euro-2, Euro-1 and Euro-0 classes. In 2016, the share of such cars in Moscow was 40%. In Russia as a whole, there are more than 58% of such cars.

In the Irkutsk region, police captain Alexander Gurikov rode a snowmobile through the taiga for four hours to help a family of hermits who had run out of food. This was reported by the Ust-Ilimsky department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The couple have been living in the deep taiga for several years - the nearest village of Educhanka is 25 kilometers away. They lead a closed lifestyle; the head of the family rarely visits people.

The Department of Education of the Omsk Administration began an investigation after a complaint from a local resident that a teacher in kindergarten No. 330 abused children. The mayor's office reported this to TASS. On January 28, in the Omsk VK public page, the mother of one of the pupils, Elena Polozova, published a message that in kindergarten the teacher tied up the children, sealed their mouths with tape, and then intimidated them, demanding that they not tell their parents about this.