Schools have been operating full-time since September 1, but some institutions have already been quarantined due to cases of coronavirus among students or staff. What to do if a child gets sick? When can I return to school and what certificates are needed? “Things like this” asked the press service of the Moscow Department of Health about this. The mother of a Moscow schoolgirl, Anastasia Lotareva, told TD that her daughter got sick.

Alexander Arkhangelsky - writer, TV presenter, author of the line of school textbooks in Russian literature, the orderly professor of the Higher Superior, has been teaching for more than 20 years at various universities. We talked with Alexander about the emergence of new ethics in the university environment, the “abolition culture” and collective fault Ethics of ethics violations -Alexander, when did you feel that there were some changes, that ethical norms are shifted?

The Doctor's Directory service conducted a survey “Surrogacy in Russia: is it possible and in what form?” More than seven thousand doctors took part in it. The results are at the disposal of the editors of “Such Cases”. According to the survey, the majority of Russian medical workers (62%) believe the existence of surrogacy is possible; a quarter of medical workers hold the opposite opinion.

The Magas District Court of Ingushetia sentenced former Fortanga journalist Rashid Maysigov to three years in prison under Part 2 of Article 228 of the Criminal Code (drug possession). This was reported by the telegram channel “Fortanga” with reference to lawyer Magomed Aushev. According to MBKh Media, Maisigov has two years and three months left in the colony, taking into account the time he spent in custody in a pre-trial detention center and under house arrest.

The Odnoklassniki social network has launched the IT'S OK portal for non-profit organizations. On the new platform, foundations will be able to talk about their projects on social networks and establish new partnerships. Representatives of Odnoklassniki reported this to TD. Non-profit organizations and activists can now join current projects in the “Relevant” section, as well as find partners who award grants and support new ideas.

HIV-positive adolescents and adults are equally affected by the stigma of the disease, but face different challenges. This was found out as a result of a study conducted by the Svetlana Izambayeva Foundation , the authors told Such Things. The researchers noted that parents are more emotionally concerned about how the disease will affect the child's life. Teenagers accept the diagnosis more calmly, but they share one thing with their parents: they are afraid of not being accepted by others.

Participants in trials of the domestic COVID-19 vaccine Sputnik-V received insurance policies stating that in the event of a volunteer’s death, his heirs would be paid 2 million rubles. The insurer was the Capital Life Insurance company, Open Media reports. If during the tests a volunteer receives the first disability group, he can qualify for a payment of 1.5 million rubles, in the case of receiving the second and third groups - 1 million and 500 thousand rubles, respectively.

Recommendations have appeared for participants in clinical trials of the Sputnik V vaccine. RIA Novosti reports this with reference to the clinical trial protocol. The document states that women are not recommended to become pregnant, breastfeed or become an egg donor for three months after vaccination. Those who become pregnant will be immediately excluded from vaccination and will be placed under observation.

The Supreme Court upheld the decision of the High Qualification Board of Judges to initiate a criminal case against retired magistrate Tatyana Lisina. The Pravo.ru publication writes that the woman illegally made a determination to obtain call details from several subscribers in order to find her missing dog. Tatyana Lisina held the position of magistrate of the 2nd judicial district of the Ob River, Novosibirsk Region, the publication clarifies.

In St. Petersburg, street musicians were forbidden to perform without special approval with the city authorities and limited in the volume to noise from the electric brood. It is not known who and by what criteria and by what criteria. Now the artists are massively delayed according to various articles of the Code of Administrative Offenses: from the capture of the site to illegally catching fish. Why even coordination will not save them from admin protocols, “such things” were understood.

The Moscow Department of Health explained to Taki Dela what schoolchildren and their parents should do if a child is diagnosed with coronavirus in the classroom. The sick student, as well as those who have been in contact with him, must self-isolate. If your child develops symptoms of COVID-19, you should call a doctor. On days 8-10, children need to undergo PCR testing for coronavirus infection. Until the results are received, the child needs to be in self-isolation so as not to infect others.

The VTimes project, which was created by former employees of the Vedomosti newspaper, has begun raising funds for its work. VTimes publisher Alexander Gubsky reported this on the project’s Telegram channel. “The change of owners of Vedomosti and the emergence of censorship in them forced me to leave the publication, at the origins of which I stood and which I edited for more than 20 years.

The twins Ksyusha and Arsyusha were born three and a half years ago. During this time, the girl learned everything that a child of her age usually knows how. Brother learned only to walk and say “ha-ha-ha”. And Victoria, the mother of the twins and another, the youngest, daughter, learned to be strong. But not enough to cope alone We help the prospects to help "Ga-ha-ha" In the hallway I am met by Victoria, her mother -in -law and Arseny.

The Ishim interdistrict prosecutor's office made a presentation to the city mayor Fyodor Shishkin after a lesson on combating terrorism held at school No. 2, during which fifth-grade students were “taken hostage.” This was reported by 72.ru with reference to the department’s press service. The prosecutor's inspection showed that the lesson did not correspond to the age and psychological development of the students, the publication reports.

The Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee for the Chelyabinsk Region began an investigation after the body of a prisoner and suicide notes were found in the cell of pre-trial detention center No. 3, the department’s press service reports . This was one of the leaders of the nationalist movement, Maxim Martsinkevich, also known as Tesak. “Investigators will establish all the circumstances and reasons that preceded the incident.