Russia's first children's prosthetics center, “I Want to Walk,” opened in the Ruza district of the Moscow region. As the Life in Motion charity foundation told Such Things, the center will combine diagnostics, surgery, prosthetics and rehabilitation, including psychological and social. The center plans to receive about 80 patients per year from various regions of Russia. The center's team of doctors will guide the child from diagnosis to training in using the prosthesis in various conditions.

The Miass Magistrate's Court will consider an administrative case of insulting the mayor of the city, Grigory Tonkikh. Znak.com reports this. A case was opened against local resident Dmitry Lazarev, who posted a post on social networks criticizing the city authorities. It talked about the long-term problem of the unpleasant smell of tap water in some areas of Miass.

The Sernursky District Court of Mari El, at the request of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, recovered 200 thousand rubles from former police officer Marat Garayev, who is serving a sentence for torturing a 33-year-old man.

In Ulan-Ude, a man saved three neighboring children locked in an apartment where a fire started. According to his wife, if he had been two minutes late, all the children would have suffocated. A fire in an apartment on the second floor of a building in the Zheleznodorozhny district of Ulan-Ude occurred on May 9, but the fact that the children were saved by a neighbor became known only now, Baikal-Daily reports . A neighbor smelled smoke and began calling for help.

In the Kuleshovsky rural settlement of the Rostov region, police rescued an emaciated bear cub abandoned in a house, according to the website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The message that an animal was screaming loudly in one of the houses came from local residents. Several police officers arrived at the scene. The bear cub was chained and was without food or drink.

In the culture of our country, a giving birth to a vessel from which it is necessary to get the contents. The vessel, of course, needs to be preserved for further use, but thinking about its feelings and well -being is not the most important task It seems to be prepared for the role of mother in our country from kindergarten.

The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs has developed and sent to the government a bill that provides for the confiscation of cars from drivers who were repeatedly caught driving while intoxicated. According to Kommersant, if a drunk driver was driving someone else’s car, the owner of the vehicle will be obliged to pick it up in order to prevent a repeat violation. If the driver gets behind the wheel drunk again, the car will be confiscated in favor of the state and sold at auction.

In the Krasnodar Territory, environmental activists discovered an illegal dump of construction waste near the village of Divnomorskoye in Gelendzhik. The garbage was dumped 500 meters from the spiritual and cult center of the Moscow Patriarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church, which is actually the summer residence of Patriarch Kirill.

The State Duma adopted in the third and final reading a bill that allows relatives to visit patients in intensive care, according to the website of the lower house of parliament. Previously, visits were only allowed to lawyers and clergy.

Police detained fraudsters in seven regions of Russia who created a network of fictitious medical clinics. The press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reports this. According to preliminary data, more than 11 thousand Russian citizens suffered from the activities of scammers; the amount of damage is estimated at a billion rubles. Call center employees offered elderly people to undergo testing.

Russian millennials are more likely than representatives of the new generation in other countries to be dissatisfied with life. They are worried about corruption, stratification of society and war. These research results were obtained by the consulting company Deloitte. The Deloitte Global Millennial Survey 2019 report, which RBC reviewed , is based on a survey of 13.4 thousand millennials in 42 countries. Millennials, or Generation Y, are people born after January 1983 and before December 1994.

In Russia, the procedure for conducting a medical and social examination (MSE) to establish disability has been simplified. The corresponding resolution was published on the government website. Changes have been made to the Russian rules for “recognizing a person as disabled”, according to which a referral for MTU will be transferred by a medical organization to the MTU office in electronic form and without the participation of the person with a disability.

The head of the Grozny office of the Memorial human rights center, Oyub Titiev, who was sentenced to four years in prison for drug possession, asked for parole. As reported on the Memorial Human Rights Center website, a person convicted of a crime of moderate gravity can apply for parole if he has served at least a third of his sentence. Taking into account the time that Titiev spent in the pre-trial detention center, on May 9 he already served a third of his sentence - a year and four months.

The Shchelkovo City Court sentenced forensic expert Mikhail Kleimenov, who found alcohol in the blood of a six-year-old boy who died in an accident in Balashikha. He was found guilty of negligence and sentenced to 10 months of correctional labor, Roman Shimko, the father of the dead boy, told TASS. The court overturned the earlier decision to remove Kleimenov from office, the 360 ​​channel reports .

On May 20, the Kuibyshevsky District Court of St. Petersburg recovered 200 thousand rubles from medical unit No. 78 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in favor of the mother of a prisoner who died in Kresty from cardiomyopathy. As Irina Sultanova’s lawyer Vitaly Cherkasov, who collaborates with the human rights organization “Zone of Law,” said, in July 2015, police detained the plaintiff’s son, Evgeny Romanov, on the street on suspicion that the man was drunk.