Employees of the Far Eastern search and rescue team of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations rescued a seal calf that was left without a mother. This was reported on the detachment's official website. On the morning of April 25, eyewitnesses contacted the Magadan branch of the Far Eastern Regional Search and Rescue Team and said that they had found a baby seal in Nagaev Bay. He was lying on the shore alone, his mother was not nearby.

In Yekaterinburg, businessman Ivan Zaichenko, who previously distributed expired food in his store, began preparing free food. Zaichenko wrote on Facebook that the dishes are prepared from the ingredients left in his restaurant. On April 25, those who wanted were fed free fish soup - it was made from unclaimed bones and trimmings of salmon, potatoes, onions and carrots. According to Zaichenko, free food will now be distributed twice a week.

Green, yellow, orange and red - so Lena drinks smoothie. Only smoothies and only in this order. Nothing else. Because Lena has an autistic spectrum disorder and she gets very accustomed to changes Help Anton here to help nearby Before meeting with Lena, Tanya warns me: "Lena does not like to say hello and asked you not to greet her when meeting." What could happen if I say hello to Lena? Will she scream or run away? Will not want to communicate with me or is very upset?

The second public talk of the Butterfly Children charity foundation about the Genetic Equality project will take place in Moscow on April 29. In the fall of 2018, the Butterfly Children Foundation won a grant from the mayor of Moscow to conduct educational activities to highlight the problems that arise in children with a rare genetic disease - epidermolysis bullosa.

In the village of Markovo, Irkutsk region, firefighters and sawmill workers saved two newborn fox cubs while extinguishing a fire at a sawmill. The regional Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations reports this on Instagram. Firefighters noticed a fox jump out from under the burning sawmill waste. They knocked out the flames and heard a squeak. After sorting out the wood, firefighters and volunteers found two fox cubs whose eyes were still closed.

The Tverskoy Court of Moscow sent for compulsory treatment 25-year-old Viktor Fedoseev, who was detained at a protest against raising the retirement age in September 2018. According to Interfax, Fedoseev was detained for attacking an employee of the Russian Guard. According to investigators, the young man hit him on the head with his fist, as a result of which the National Guard suffered a laceration to his ear. Viktor Fedoseev is accused of using violence against a government official.

The Lyublinsky District Court of Moscow refused to block the “Police Ombudsman” public page on VKontakte at the request of the police and only partially satisfied the claim. Public administrator Vladimir Vorontsov told Mediazon about this. According to him, the police demanded that the public website violate the right to privacy, personal and family secrets, and the right to protect personal data. The plaintiffs insisted on adding the page to the register of prohibited sites.

On April 23, in the Privolzhsky District Court of the Samara Region, a tripartite settlement agreement was concluded between the heroine of the text “Such Cases” “Strangers” Naipa Algalieva, a school in the village of Khvorostyanka and the mother of the student who beat Naipa’s son Azat. Algalieva's lawyer Nina Ivanova told Takim Dela that she was pleased with the result of the case. “The defendants admitted their guilt.

In Yekaterinburg, after an anonymous report of a bomb, the Yeltsin Center was evacuated during the discussion “By-bye, stigma! Sexual orientation and gender identity." According to Znak.com, the evacuation began a few minutes after the start of the event; the organizers only had time to introduce the speakers. 66.RU clarifies that a fire alarm went off in the building and the police arrived there. In total, about 30 people came to the discussion; everyone had to leave the center building.

The Moscow Public Monitoring Commission has appealed to the prosecutor's office with a request to conduct an investigation into the deaths of two prisoners in the Matrosskaya Tishina pre-trial detention center from a drug overdose. The executive secretary of the POC, Ivan Melnikov, told the Interfax agency that the causes of death of prisoners in pre-trial detention centers are often indicated as heart failure.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on annual payments to veterans of the Great Patriotic War (WWII). The decree was published on the official Internet portal of legal information. As stated in the text of the document, “paying deep respect to the veterans of the Great Patriotic War,” the president decided to coincide with Victory Day on May 9, a payment of 10 thousand rubles.

The State Traffic Safety Inspectorate for the Kudymkarsky district of the Perm Territory issued a fine to pensioner Vasily Yarkov, who laid boards on a washed-out road in the village of Pruddor. The unauthorized repairs were recognized as obstructing traffic, reports Parma News.

Sasha Obukhova, curator of the archive of the Museum of Contemporary Art “Garage”, tells “such matters”, why practically none of the artists, contemporaries of the Chernobyl disaster, did not portray it Everything that I can say about this story is, by and large, a free interpretation of historical facts. When in April 1986 an accident occurred at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, there were two directions of contemporary art in the country.

On the night of April 25, in the village of Ilinskoye, Sakhalin Region, a strong fire occurred in a dormitory for construction workers of GRES-2. Three people died, five were injured, and 160 people were left homeless. As Olga Chebykina, a representative of the regional IC, told RIA Novosti, the bodies of three workers were found at the scene of the fire. The department began an investigation, and forensic investigators went to GRES-2 for particularly important cases.

Striking doctors from the city of Okulovka in the Novgorod region were locked in an ambulance station during a visit by the press and employees of the regional Ministry of Health, Novaya Gazeta reports . Correspondent Nina Petlyanova said that the entrance doors and the door to the toilet were not opened from 09:00 to 13:00. The doctors got out of the building through the window: they placed a stepladder in the control room, then climbed onto the windowsill and went down from there.