Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced a new stage of easing restrictions and allowed volunteers to travel to 13 municipal shelters for homeless cats and dogs from May 26: each institution will be able to accommodate up to 15 people. Animal rights activists supported this decision and noted that the introduced relaxation would have a positive effect on animals. “It is a great joy and victory that 15 volunteers will be able to visit the animals.

Eight -year -old Kolya Makarov has wonderful parents, a cozy house and a pack of friendly dogs. Only Kolya can never run around the yard with them: he disappears We help Vera help The Makarovs from Barnaul are a family of veterinarians. Alexey and Polina studied at the same university, former classmates. The hobbies of the guys were also similar. Alexei drove on a motorcycle, Polina was engaged in equestrian sports. Both tall, slender, beautiful pair.

On May 21, the Help Charity Fund, together with the Better platform and the ISOBAR Moscow Agency , launched the action # Changes in support of Russians who, due to the pandemic and economic crisis, are left without existence and now need the most necessary-food, clothing and medicines. In five days from the date of launch, it was possible to collect more than 4 million rubles.

In the city of Strezhevoy, people with autoimmune diseases are faced with a shortage of the drug Plaquenil. Interfax reports this with reference to the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Tomsk Region, Elena Kartashova. Plaquenil is the brand name for the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine. They are trying to use it to treat coronavirus infection, including in Russia. Kartashova learned about the shortage of medicine from a letter from a city resident.

Human rights organizations "Agora" and "Zone of Law" launched the "Factory 228" project, aimed at protecting against arbitrariness in drug cases. Agora's lawyers will study the case files of those convicted after court verdicts, in which there are signs of planting, provocation, falsification of evidence, and will help prepare complaints to the ECHR. Curator: lawyer Irina Khrunova.

Oleg Griga, a conscript from a military unit in Kaliningrad, told how the military registration and enlistment office changed the results of his electrocardiogram in order to declare him healthy. His story was published by MBKH Media. The young man graduated from the Perm Presidential Cadet School, then entered the Omsk Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In his fourth year, he left the academy due to heart problems.

The Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications of Russia suggested that citizens use the Mobile Identifier application instead of a passport to receive state and municipal services. The draft government resolution was posted on the portal of draft regulatory legal acts, but is now unavailable. As Kommersant reports , the experiment to replace a passport with a mobile application will take place in Moscow from July 1, 2020 to December 31, 2021.

The head of the Presidential Human Rights Council (HRC), Valery Fadeev, stated the need to cancel all fines for violating self-isolation, issued with the help of Social Monitoring. He believes that the application did not cope with its task, writes Kommersant. Users of Social Monitoring are massively complaining about incorrectly issued fines in the amount of 4 thousand rubles.

Media consumption during the pandemic is growing, and with it the responsibility of social networks and search engines. In the press services of Google, VKontakte, Facebook and Odnoklassniki, they told such matters as the work, entertainment, informing and protecting users from fake news during quarantine. Photo: Mohammad Fahim / Unsplash.com User activity is growing During self -isolation, social networks and search engines became more in demand than in the usual time.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the postponement of the Victory Parade to June 24, RIA Novosti reports . Putin instructed to begin preparations for the celebration of the 75th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

On the morning of May 26, a Mi-8 helicopter of the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) crashed during a training flight in Chukotka. The entire crew of four was killed. As RIA Novosti reports with reference to the Ministry of Defense, the helicopter made a hard landing near the Coal Mines airfield in Anadyr. Preliminarily, the cause of the disaster was a technical malfunction of the helicopter. A commission from the High Command of the Aerospace Forces went to the scene of the incident.

The Moscow Theater "Gogol-Center" directed to support the doctors fighting with the coronavirus more than 1.5 million rubles, collected as part of the #helps . Information about this appeared on the social networks of the theater. Initially, the action was launched by the BDT named after G. A. Tovstonogov and the magazine "Theater". On May 20, Gogol-Center supported it and, together with the Living Foundation, announced the fundraising to help doctors fighting Covid-19.

In Russia, as of May 22, 101 doctors died with COVID-19. This was stated by the director of the department of public health, communications and medical examination of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, Lyudmila Letnikova, TASS reports . According to Letnikova, each region must fill out the register of doctors who died from COVID-19 online.

In Moscow, journalist Ilya Azar was detained near the Ministry of Internal Affairs building. He went out with a single picket in support of the founder of the public “Police Ombudsman” Vladimir Vorontsov, MBKh Media reports . According to the publication, Azar was detained for violating the law on mass events. The journalist stood with two posters: “Freedom to Vladimir Vorontsov” and “Freedom to Viktor Nemytov.” He was taken to the Tverskoy district police station.

Graduates of St. Petersburg State University published an open letter addressed to the rector of the university, Nikolai Kropachev, demanding that relations between teachers and students be declared unacceptable. The authors of the letter consider harassment and sexual relations in a university environment unacceptable. In their opinion, this is harmful to the educational process and contradicts pedagogical ethics.