Category: Russia

The authorities of the Pskov region introduced compulsory vaccination for adult students Compulsory vaccination of adult students of universities and colleges is being introduced in the Pskov region. This was reported on Tuesday, November 23, on the website of the authorities of the Russian region. In accordance with the resolution of the territorial department of Rospotrebnadzor, the first component must be inoculated before December 10. The second – until January 10, 2022. It is clarified that at least 80 percent of the total number of students over 18 years old should be vaccinated. According to the estimates of the chief sanitary doctor of the Pskov region Alexander Nesteruk, currently vaccination coverage of young people is only 25-30 percent. Previously, mandatory vaccination against COVID-19 for adult students was introduced in a number of other regions of Russia. The measure affected students in universities of the Amur, Vladimir, Kursk, Irkutsk, Volgograd, Tomsk,

The TFR is investigating 60 criminal cases on fakes about measures to combat the spread of coronavirus incited for fake reports on measures to combat the spread of COVD-19. This was stated by the head of the department Alexander Bastrykin at the conference “The role of law in ensuring human well-being,” RIA Novosti reports. According to him, investigators are working in a pandemic that creates new problems. Out of 60 cases, 34 investigations have already been completed, the head of the ICR noted. Roskomnadzor has blocked or deleted 3516 Internet pages with fakes about COVID-19 since the beginning of 2021. For such offenses, liability is provided up to criminal. The law on imprisonment for up to five years for the dissemination of knowingly false information about the coronavirus, which led to serious consequences, was signed on April 1, 2021.

Children's Ombudsman Volynets: it is necessary to prohibit the seizure of housing purchased with the capital capital from apartments purchased with maternity capital funds. This is reported by RT with reference to a copy of the relevant appeal sent by the children's ombudsman to the Minister of Labor and Social Protection Anton Kotyakov. As Volynets noted, when buying real estate for materiel, parents are obliged to give their children shares in the dwelling – this guarantees minors the right to housing. But when all family members are evicted, this guarantee actually loses its meaning, the commissioner said. Volynets stressed that the presence of children from the evicted citizens is not an obstacle to the withdrawal of mortgage housing. In her opinion, it is necessary to initiate amendments to the federal law “On mortgages (pledges of real estate)” and to the Civil Code in order to protect the rights of children

Serbian President Vucic: without Russia Serbia would pay 800-900 euros for gas Serbia, if not for cooperation with Russia, had pay 800-900 euros per thousand cubic meters of gas. This price was named by the President of the country Alexander Vucic in an interview for the YouTube channel “Soloviev Live”.

MIC: complex parts for wheeled vehicles “Boomerang” will be printed on a 3D printer Russian wheeled vehicles on the unified combat platform “Boomerang” will receive 3D printed parts. The production of complex parts for promising armored personnel carriers has already been mastered. This was reported in the Instagram of the Military-Industrial Company. “Quite recently, for pilot production at the Military Engineering Center LLC (part of the military-industrial complex), production of a number of the most complex parts for the unified wheeled armored platform Boomerang was mastered “using an industrial 3D printer” – said the general director of the military-industrial complex Alexander Krasovitsky. The director of the military-industrial complex stressed that 3D printing will reduce the cost of manufacturing prototypes of equipment. Also, the new method will make it possible to speed up the process of creating complex parts for machines. In August, a member of the board of the Military-Industrial

Infectious disease specialist Malyshev: there is no threat of an epidemic affecting eyesight “black mold” in Russia , which caused irreversible visual impairment in COVID-19 patients, does not threaten Russia. So the threat of the spread of the disease in a conversation with “Lenta.ru” was assessed by the former chief infectious disease specialist in Moscow, Professor Nikolai Malyshev. “There are more than 1,500 infectious diseases caused by viruses, bacteria, and fungi alone. And with what we (doctors) just do not meet. Yes, you need to be on your guard, but this should not cause much alarm. The threat of this spreading in Russia is unrealistic. Isolated cases can be for various reasons. Including imported ones, but there is no particular danger here, “he said. Nikolai Kryuchkov, an immunologist, candidate of medical sciences and general director of Clinical Excellence Group, also agreed with Malyshev's opinion. He assessed the danger of “black

An explosion occurred in the Afghan market in the center of Kabul, a magnetic mine detonated An explosion took place in the Afghan market in the center of Kabul. This was posted on the TOLO News Twitter account. Related materials00: 01 – October 20 “Who didn't run away, he is hiding “How Afghans get used to a new life after the victory of the Taliban. Report from Afghanistan00: 01 – 21 November Why did only the Taliban succeed? According to Aamaj News, the explosion was caused by a detonated magnetic mine attached to the car of members of the radical Taliban movement ( a terrorist organization banned in Russia ). The sounds of gunfire were also reported to have been heard after the explosion. The details of the incident are being specified. On November 15 and 17, explosions occurred in Kabul, during which at least six people were killed. On

Kharkiv Mayor Terekhov: a large number of accidents in the city are associated with high quality roads in the town. He spoke about this during a visiting meeting of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Law Enforcement, reports the Telegram channel of the Strana.ua publication. Terekhov answered a question about the large number of car accidents in his city and explained that they occur because of the high quality of the road surface in Kharkov. He added that as soon as the authorities make a good intra-block road, local residents immediately ask them to install speed bumps. “They drive along this road, children leave the playground – and problems begin,” the mayor said. Igor Terekhov became the mayor of Kharkov in October. In the last elections, he won 50.66 percent of the vote. Prior to that, he served as secretary of the Kharkiv city council and interim mayor of the city.