On June 10, the new season of the “Different People - New Museum” program began at the Polytechnic Museum. A series of discussions, lectures and workshops explores the topic of inclusion in a modern science museum. The public program is divided into thematic blocks.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case of negligence against the head of Norilsk, Rinat Akhmetchin, due to the fuel spill. He has already been charged, the Investigative Committee reported . The investigation established that Akhmetchin knew how much oil products spilled from the tank, but did not take the necessary measures to eliminate the consequences.

The Ministry of Health has developed a new draft state strategy to combat the spread of HIV in Russia until 2030. The document is at the disposal of Kommersant. According to the publication, the current version of the strategy does not fully comply with WHO recommendations, although Russian President Vladimir Putin insisted on compliance with their standards. The previous strategy was developed in 2016, its implementation expires in 2020. It drew criticism from experts.

In three Russian regions, Rospotrebnadzor will conduct a study of collective immunity to coronavirus infection. This is reported on the department's website. The experiment will begin in June in the Khabarovsk Territory, Tyumen and St. Petersburg, taking into account the recommendations of the World Health Organization. The study will involve children from one to 17 years of age, as well as adults of six age groups (18-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 years and older).

The World Health Organization (WHO) considers the rather low mortality rate from COVID-19 in Russia relative to the number of people infected to be unusual. Michael Ryan, head of the WHO emergencies program, said this at a briefing. According to him, in the Russian Federation the number of tests for coronavirus and the number of cases are increasing, and mortality is decreasing.

The exhibition center "Manezh" and the Petersburg shelter for animals "Rzhevka" launched the joint project "Dog Day in the arena" to help homeless dogs find their house. To do this, the Manezh team spent a day with the wards of the shelter in the Park of the Priyutino Museum-Estate and took a series of photos.

In Kaliningrad, a second former police officer, Alexander Ivanov, was detained, suspected of the death of a man who was scalded with boiling water at the police department. “Such cases” were informed about this in the “Zone of Law”.

In Moscow, orderlies from the forensic medical examination bureau, who transport the dead, including those infected with COVID-19, reported a lack of protective equipment and additional payments for working with coronavirus. As Mediazona writes , bodies are delivered to the Moscow Forensic Bureau from hospitals, from accident or crime scenes, from houses where the deceased lived. The bureau conducts forensic or pathological examinations.

In Murmansk, former official Liliya Khoruzhenko sued 120 thousand rubles from the family of a boy whom she hit with a car. This is the amount of damage that the car received in an accident, “Takim Dela” was told in the Oktyabrsky District Court of the city. The court made its decision in early March, but it became known only now.

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed a decree providing additional assistance to unemployed citizens. This is stated on the government website . The opportunity to receive unemployment benefits has been extended for three months for those whose payments ended after March 1. The number of families with children under 18 years of age has increased, who, with unemployment benefits, will receive three thousand rubles for each child from June to August.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin recommended that city residents not leave their homes on Russia Day and during the Victory Parade - mass events are still prohibited, RIA Novosti reports. “I wouldn’t recommend going out during these holidays. Mass events are currently prohibited. Yes, official events will be held on the 12th and on the day of the parade (June 24), but it is better to watch it on TV. There should be no extras,” Sobyanin said.

In Kemerovo, a magistrate issued a warning to journalist Roman Yanchenko for collaborating with the Belsat TV television company registered in Poland without accreditation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a foreign journalist. This was reported by the Center for the Protection of Media Rights, where Roman receives legal support. Yanchenko is a freelancer and collaborates with many publications. On March 13, he filmed single environmental pickets in Novokuznetsk for Belsat TV.

According to official data, 8,779 cases of coronavirus were detected in Russia in 84 regions per day. 174 people died, 8367 recovered, the operational headquarters reports . In total, more than 502 thousand people have been infected with coronavirus infection in the country. Over the entire period, 6.5 thousand deaths were recorded, 261 thousand people recovered.

Updated June 13 at 13:30. The heading of the publication was changed in connection with the appeal of Nadezhda Panova. Since, according to the head of the center, Dmitry Dyukov is not officially employed by them, the editors decided to make changes for a more correct submission of information. At the time of publication of the update, the center’s website states that Dmitry Dyukov has been an employee of Empathy LLC since 2018.

In Kyshtym, Chelyabinsk region, a criminal case was opened after the death of a child in a cesspool, reports the press service of the Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the region. The search and rescue service of the Chelyabinsk region said that the boy fell into an open and unfenced cesspool. The parents were a few meters away from the child, but could not help him. Rescuers rescued the dead boy and handed his body over to the police.