The autumn wave of incidence of coronavirus recalled the events of spring, when a tough regime of self -isolation was introduced throughout Russia. And, although the government promised not to resort to such harsh measures, many still feel that they are limited in freedom of movement. How will this affect their mental state in the future? “Such things” talked with people about how self -isolation changed them in the spring, and asked them to send the photos that they took during the quarantine.

Teams from four medical institutions in the city of Kurgan wrote an appeal to the Russian authorities, saying that the regional “health care system has been overtaken by a complete collapse” due to COVID-19. They are asking to send military doctors to help cope with the pandemic, reports the BBC Russian Service . The appeal was sent to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and Chief Sanitary Doctor of Russia Anna Popova.

Members of the initiative group in support of the arrested adviser to the head of Roskosmos, the former journalist of Kommersant Ivan Safronov sent several hundred appeals to the State Duma deputies. They demanded to pay attention to Ivan’s case, they told “such matters” in the initiative group. Photo: Alexander Kochubey A postcard created by the Yabloko party in support of Safronov and all political prisoners was invested in each letter.

The Legal Initiative for the first time filed a complaint from a victim of domestic violence to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), without going through the appellate courts in Russia. The court registered a complaint, human rights activists told Takim Dela. According to the jurisprudence of the ECHR, the victim needs to file an application for an administrative offense and go through all stages of appeal, up to and including an appeal.

In June-August, the unemployment rate in Russia was 6.3%, which is almost 2% more than in the summer of 2019. The number of regions where the unemployment rate reached 10% or exceeded it also increased - from six to 13. This is stated in the RIA Novosti study. The most difficult situation is observed in Ingushetia and Tuva - there the unemployment rate was 30.7% and 22.3%, respectively. Next come Chechnya (21.7%), North Ossetia (16.3%), Dagestan (16.1%) and Kabardino-Balkaria (15.4%).

A feminist cultural project “Femdacha” has appeared in the Moscow region - a guest space for femme and LGBT activists who have experienced emotional burnout. Journalist and activist Daria Serenko reported this on Facebook. According to Daria, independent human rights activists experience high psychological stress, face threats and persecution, are constantly overworked, and receive low salaries.

A resident of the village of Osinovskaya, Tyumen Region, gave birth to a son in the air on board a helicopter. The aircraft arrived to help a pregnant woman because she began bleeding at 34 weeks, the regional health department reports . When the call came, the doctors decided to evacuate the patient to the Tobolsk perinatal center. The helicopter landed in a remote village with virtually zero visibility. As soon as the helicopter took off, the woman went into labor.

The Nochlezhka charity organization will hold an “Espress Help” campaign on November 7. The NGO told Taki Dela about this. On the day of the event, dozens of cafes in Russian cities and other countries will donate all proceeds for coffee or another item on the menu to help the homeless. “Nochlezhka” invites everyone to have lunch, go to a party, a lecture, or a master class in favor of its charges.

In Russia, more than half of doctors noted a decrease in income as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is evidenced by the results of a study by RNC Pharma and Medvestnik. According to the survey results, 12% of doctors’ incomes decreased sharply during the coronavirus pandemic, and 37% of respondents’ earnings “decreased noticeably.” Another 6% of study participants reported that their income increased, but disproportionately to the increase in workload.

The work of a tenth grader from Yeysk was appreciated at the top three, and the teacher wrote that the opinion of the young man "no one asked, he was a lot." The sister of the schoolboy Anastasia Novichikhina told about this to such matters. The task sounded: "Write an essay by entitled it with a poetic line given in the text." Anastasia emphasized that there was no specificity in the task: how to write, about what and the like.

In Bashkiria, the court of the Ishimbay district fined a psychoneurological boarding school 100 thousand rubles after an outbreak of coronavirus among the residents and employees of the institution. This was reported by the press service of the court. The PNI organized an epidemiological investigation after reports that 108 residents and 39 employees fell ill at the institution.

In Moscow, passengers with elevated temperatures will not be allowed into the metro and MCD (Moscow Central Diameters). Interfax reports this with reference to the press service of the capital's transport department. Thermal imaging devices were installed at the stations near the metal detector frames. These devices are also located at the entrances to bus terminals and bus stations. If a passenger's temperature is above 37.5 degrees, the thermal imager will beep.

A resident of Chuvashia, Nikolai Ovchinnikov, whose daughter Anna was killed by her husband, appealed to the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation with a request to review the practice in cases of death threats. “Such cases” were informed about this in the “Zone of Law”.

For World Diabetes Day, Boehringer Ingelheim in Russia launched a series of podcasts, “Living Healthy.” The organization told Such Deeds about this. A series of popular science podcasts about type 2 diabetes was released in order to raise public awareness about the disease. Endocrinologists and cardiologists from Russia took part in their creation. Podcasts will be released weekly - you can listen to them on Apple Podcasts and Yandex.Music .

The Moscow Metro is conducting a survey of users of the Passenger Mobility Center who help people with disabilities. The founder of the House with a Lighthouse Foundation, Lida Moniava, spoke about this. She asked that the specialists of the Mobility Center work not from 7:00 to 20:00, but all the time the metro is open - from 5:30 to 1:00. “I really hope that the survey is needed to calculate the number of teams that need to be additionally deployed in the morning and evening.