The Russian government has prepared a second register of NPOs that suffered the most during the pandemic. The corresponding document appeared on the portal of draft regulatory legal acts. According to the draft resolution, the register will include non-profit private educational organizations and NPOs that work in the field of social services, education, scientific research, healthcare, culture and art.

An interactive map with a schedule of house-to-house walks has appeared on the Moscow mayor's website. To find out which days are considered allowed for walking, you need to enter your address. The houses are divided into six groups. Residents of the same area should walk on different days of the week. The Moscow City Hall believes that such a measure will avoid large numbers of people in courtyards and squares and prevent the spread of coronavirus infection.

The creator of the VKontakte website and the Telegram messenger, Pavel Durov, donated 10 bitcoins to the charity project #mutual assistance of the person involved in the “Moscow case” Yegor Zhukov. Zhukov announced this on Instagram. At today's exchange rate, 10 bitcoins is approximately 6.5 million rubles. “Several thousand more people who find themselves in difficult situations due to the pandemic will now receive free food parcels.

With the introduction of quarantine measures and the closure of enterprises in Russia, more and more people are left without work. The country has repeatedly experienced a crisis, but what is happening now, economic experts have already called an unprecedented situation - this time, not only Russians with unstable low income, but also quite successful youth were on the verge of poverty.

The Ministry of Economic Development proposed to expand the register of socially oriented NPOs affected by the coronavirus pandemic. For assistance to such organizations, businesses will be able to receive a tax deduction. This initiative is contained in a report to the President and Government of the Russian Federation, RBC writes with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Economic Development.

The Kremlin doubted the reliability of data on the high mortality rate of doctors in Russia due to coronavirus. This was stated by the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov. Peskov commented on media publications that the mortality rate among Russian medical workers is higher than in other countries, and said that, as far as he knows, this is not the case. He noted that he does not know on what statistics these conclusions were made.

In Kazan, emergency doctors left an 86-year-old patient with neighbors after being discharged from the Republican Clinical Hospital (RCH), where he was treated for coronavirus. The Ministry of Health of Tatarstan is conducting an inspection. According to Vechernyaya Kazan, the elderly man was brought home on May 23 around 9 pm. But the pensioner did not have the keys with him, and the nephew with whom he lived was not at home.

Residents of the Tatishchevsky district of the Saratov region complained that they were forced to donate money from their salaries for the construction of an infectious diseases center for those infected with coronavirus. This was reported by the regional headquarters of politician Alexei Navalny. The headquarters shared a photo of a form addressed to the head of the district, Lyubov Kiryak, which contains a request to withhold the amount of one day’s earnings from the salary for May.

The Russian Ministry of Health will continue to use the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine in the treatment of COVID-19, despite the fact that the WHO suspended its trials due to side effects. This is reported on the department's website. The ministry noted that the antimalarial drug will be included in the next version of temporary recommendations for the treatment, diagnosis and prevention of coronavirus infection.

In Moscow, on Petrovka, the editor -in -chief of “such cases” Nastya Lotarev was detained. Photo: Nastya Lotareva She went to the building of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on Petrovka, 38, with a poster in support of the journalist Ilya Azar arrested for 15 days. The police immediately stopped a single picket and put it in a car carrier. “Three seconds stood with a poster. I don’t know where they take it, ”Lotareva said.

The Russian Ministry of Health considers it necessary to test all newborns for coronavirus immediately after birth. This is stated in the department's methodological recommendations. A diagnosis of COVID-19 in a newborn is confirmed if respiratory, blood, or stool specimens are positive for SARS-CoV-2 virus nucleic acid. According to the Ministry of Health, it is still unknown whether a woman with COVID-19 can transmit the virus to her child during pregnancy or childbirth.

In Moscow, near the building of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the editor-in-chief of “Mediazona” Sergei Smirnov and the journalists of “Echo of Moscow” Tatyana Felgenhauer and Alexander Plyushchev were detained for a single picket in support of journalist Ilya Azar, “Mediazona” reports . Smirnov stood with a banner “Freedom for Ilya Azar”, Felgenhauer - “A single picket is not a crime”, and Plyushchev - “Azar stood here, bring it back.” Updated at 16.15 .

The Russian Ministry of Health will not include in statistics of morbidity and mortality from COVID-19 cases when a patient with coronavirus has no complaints. This is stated in the methodological recommendations published on the department’s website. When choosing causes of death in cases related to coronavirus, the Ministry of Health recommends using the same rules as for the flu. Most often, coronavirus will be the initial cause of death.

Seven -year -old Violetta has a very rare disease - short intestine syndrome (SCC). There are only 250 children with such a diagnosis in multimillion -dollar Russia. And in the Ulyanovsk region, Violetta is one. For three years, the mother has been seeking special food for her daughter from the regional Ministry of Health.

The Trans-Baikal Regional Oncology Dispensary, by order of the chief sanitary doctor, suspended all types of treatment for patients with coronavirus, including chemotherapy. This was reported on the website of the regional Ministry of Health. The department noted that treatment for cancer patients who have confirmed COVID-19 is contraindicated. They are kept in isolated buildings of the oncology clinic under round-the-clock medical supervision.