The founder of the Vera Hospice Fund, Nyuta Federmesser, asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to help charitable foundations, employees of social institutions and people who took their wards from boarding schools during the pandemic. “Charitable foundations refocused their work and began spending money on things they shouldn’t have: protective equipment, music players, sweets. I hope that these funds can count on the support of the Presidential Grants Fund and some specially allocated money.

In Odintsovo, unknown persons with weapons stole 600 boxes of medical masks and electronic thermometers, as well as a million rubles from a warehouse, TASS reports. The warehouse is located on Zheleznodorozhnaya Street. The police have opened a criminal case under the article "Robbery", and a search is underway for the violators. Police detained seven people who were planning to sell unregistered ventilators. Employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs found almost two thousand such devices.

The costs of Russian residents on medicines over the three weeks of March increased by a third (32%) compared to the same period a year ago, reports the results of a survey by Romir Scan Panel. Data from this and other sociological studies were presented during the online meeting of the club “Experts on the Main Thing.” This is confirmed by the monthly monitoring of DSM GROUP: in March 2020, the drug market in Russia grew by 25% in ruble equivalent for the first time in five years.

Six months ago, I lost the child. All this time, from the very moment of loss and even now, I am watching my condition, fixing acute feelings, I try to give them a name, accept them. Each time, experiencing pain, I seem to look at myself from the side I remember very well the day when I got to the hospital. Fear, panic, denial of what is happening.

“Close to the Heart” is a charitable foundation to help relatives of terminally ill people in the city of Angarsk, Irkutsk region. The Foundation is also organizing the work of an on-site visiting service to help terminally ill people and their loved ones - the Mobile Hospice project .

Employees of the Republican Clinical Hospital (RCB) named after Kuvatov recorded a video message in which they demanded to investigate the Covid-19 outbreak in the institution. The authors of the video turned to the President of the Russian Federation, the head of the government, the Prosecutor General, the Minister of Health and the Chairman of the SK. They argue that in March, an outbreak of pneumonia began in the hospital, but the leadership did nothing.

Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin was diagnosed with coronavirus. He himself informed the president about this on Rossiya 24 . “It just became known that the tests I took for coronavirus gave a positive result. In this regard, I must observe self-isolation and follow doctors’ orders. The government will continue to work as usual,” Mishustin said. Putin wished Mishustin a speedy recovery. The President asked the Prime Minister to call him from the hospital and said that he would wait for the call.

Due to the mandatory regime of self-isolation, the victim of domestic violence and the aggressor were locked in the same room. The number of complaints about beatings and conflicts began to grow back in March, but this is far from a complete picture: when the victim is constantly next to the aggressor, it can be difficult to even call. The human rights project “Zone of Law” drew up instructions for what to do if you find yourself in a situation of domestic violence.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a live broadcast on April 30, announced measures to support socially oriented NGOs during the coronavirus period. First of all, Putin proposed extending to NPOs the benefits that small and medium-sized businesses received . We are talking about deferment of taxes and insurance premiums, as well as deferment of rent payments. In six months, NPOs will be able to pay this debt to the owner in parts.

The Minister of Health of the Tula Region, Alexey Erk, became infected with coronavirus infection - the test for COVID-19 gave a positive result. This was reported on the website of the regional Ministry of Health. The minister said that his illness is mild, and due to the large amount of work, he decided to self-isolate in his office. “I use the reception room as a vestibule - they bring me food, medicine, and other necessary things there. Here they brought the sleeping gear.

In Shchelkovo, Moscow Region, three police officers were detained on suspicion of attempted drug trafficking on a large scale. This is reported on the website of the regional IC. According to preliminary data, on April 27, at one of the houses in Shchelkovo, during operational search activities, police detained a colleague, from whom, during a personal search, they discovered and confiscated a mobile phone with photographs of drug caches. The caches contained mephedrone.

The Prosecutor General's Office demanded to limit access to an interview with a St. Petersburg resuscitator in the publication Sever.Realii. The press service of the department reported this. In an anonymous interview, the resuscitator spoke about the difficult working conditions of doctors, the lack of protective equipment, and the fact that due to a shortage of ventilators, patients are forcibly disconnected from them.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin spoke about the situation of migrants during the coronavirus pandemic in the city, reports Rossiya 24 . “As for guest workers, there is such a problem. What to hide, some of our construction sites and shopping centers have closed, they are not allowed back home. They are forced to stay in Moscow, the Moscow region, and other regions. We will monitor this situation, look at places of residence, and control behavior.

In Novosibirsk, the head of the city police department, Elena Ustinova, was fired, who demanded that her subordinates follow the protocol plan for violating self-isolation. This was reported in the “Police Ombudsman” public page on VKontakte. The fact of dismissal was confirmed to Mediazona by the press service of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The Supreme Court of Russia recommended that judges not to take into custody suspects or accused of minor crimes due to the coronavirus pandemic. This is stated in the review of certain issues of judicial practice on the website of the Supreme Court. The court explained that judges can make decisions on detention or extension of arrest for persons who have committed crimes of minor gravity only in exceptional cases. What applies to such cases is not specified.