Roszdravnadzor in the Rostov region, after instructions from Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko, will check the cause of death of 13 patients with coronavirus in the city hospital of Rostov-on-Don. The press service of the department reports this. According to local publication 161.RU, several patients at the hospital at City Hospital No. 20, which treats people infected with coronavirus, have died.

One of the Kamensk-Uralsky police departments told E1.RU that they had an outbreak of COVID-19. According to department employees, more than 20 people have been hospitalized, but management is not going to impose quarantine. The publication’s interlocutors said that some sick police officers are in intensive care, including the head of the duty unit of the Kamensk-Uralsky Ministry of Internal Affairs.

In the Nizhny Novgorod region, the investigation into the criminal case of the murder of 13-year-old Masha Lozhkareva in 2018 has been completed. The charges were approved against Dmitry Sinitsyn, he was detained in 2019, the regional department of the Investigative Committee reported . According to investigators, on the evening of August 1, 2018, on the side of the road near the village of Gorny Borok, the accused attacked a girl passing by on a bicycle.

In Lobnya, near Moscow, the director and teacher of an additional education center were detained, where a child died due to a shell explosion. This was reported by the press service of the regional department of the Investigative Committee. According to preliminary data, on October 20, a 14-year-old boy was in a training center, where an anti-tank cartridge from the Great Patriotic War era detonated in his hands. The child died from his injuries.

In the Krasnoyarsk Territory, a juvenile affairs inspector was accused of negligence. According to investigators, the girl died due to the employee’s inaction, the press service of the Russian Investigative Committee reports . The inspector worked in the department of local police commissioners and juvenile affairs in the “Shushensky” department.

The My Friends Foundation supports projects aimed primarily at helping orphans, children with illnesses and the elderly, as well as developing targeted assistance tools and supporting educational projects. In the third quarter of 2020, the Foundation continued to operate as part of its charitable programs.

In the satellite city of Yekaterinburg, Berezovsky, the municipal newspaper “Berezovsky Rabochiy” was published with a blank page. Its editor-in-chief Sergei Stukov said on Facebook that the article was removed by the newspaper’s founder a few hours before it was sent to the printing house. Probably for the first time in my practice, the founder, a few hours before the newspaper was delivered to the printing house, withdrew the journalist’s article and...

Russians named the main problems in their cities and villages as finding a job, lack of hospitals and kindergartens, poor environmental situation, and lack of prospects. RBC reports this with reference to a survey by VTsIOM and the Platform for Social Design Center. 41% of respondents spoke about difficulties with finding employment. The most difficult situation in the village is that 51% reported problems with employment.

In the Sverdlovsk region, the police opened a criminal case after an oil spill in the village of Levikha. This was reported on the website of the regional prosecutor's office. In the area of ​​the former boiler house of the village, they found an embankment with traces of oil products throughout its entire territory. Specialists from the Center for Environmental Monitoring and Control took soil samples.

In Barnaul, employees of city hospital No. 12, where a coronavirus hospital was deployed, piled the bodies of patients in the basement due to the workload of pathologists. This was reported by Vesti Altai with reference to the regional Ministry of Health. The TV channel showed a video filmed by an unknown man. The recording shows him walking down a basement corridor where black bags containing the bodies of patients who died from coronavirus lie.

Perm State Medical University named after Academician Wagner, the Dedmorozim Foundation and the Sami Miracle Agency signed a cooperation agreement. They will jointly train doctors and nurses in palliative care, the foundation told Such Things. Maria Bazhenova, coordinator of the “More Life” project, said that when “Dedmorozim” began providing palliative care to children in Perm, there were no specialists in the region to provide such care at home.

WWF Russia turned to the Ministry of Natural Resources with a request to help in the speedy development and introduction of new standards for the protection of places where marine mammals live. This is reported on the organization's website. According to WWF, the only legal act that established a special regime for protecting the habitats of such animals was the order of the USSR Ministry of Fisheries dated June 30, 1986. In June 2020, it was declared inoperative, and no alternative was offered.

The Industrial District Court of Samara satisfied the claim of Dima Sokirko, the hero of the text “Such Cases” “Dima Has Problems” . The court invalidated the sale and purchase transaction of Dima’s apartment, and also registered the young man’s ownership of the housing, lawyer Nina Ivanova told Takim Dela. Dima is 28 years old, he has mental developmental disabilities, but he is legally capable. In 2013, as an orphan, he received the right to choose his own housing using a state certificate.

The Investigative Committee for the Sakhalin Region began a pre-investigation check after reports of forced isolation of residents of a boarding house for pensioners and disabled people in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. This is reported on the department's website. On October 19, nursing home residents recorded an appeal to Russian President Vladimir Putin and complained about seven months of isolation, RIA Novosti writes . According to them, they live “like in a submarine” and cannot go outside.

The mayor of Yekaterinburg, Alexander Vysokinsky, on E1.ru, allowed the expulsion of passengers who do not wear masks on public transport. When the publication’s readers asked whether they themselves could kick “Covid dissidents” off buses, Vysokinsky replied: “It is possible and necessary.” “If the level [of coronavirus cases] continues to rise and we do not begin to comply with basic conditions, we will have to go back to restrictions,” he said.