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Governor Tsivilev: rescue work at the Listvyazhnaya mine will resume in three days mine “Listvyazhnaya”. This is reported by TASS. According to him, three branches of the paramilitary mine rescue unit arrived at the scene of the emergency. Now they are preparing to go into the mine to insulate the mine workings. After that, the mine will begin to fill up with methane, and after about three days its level will cease to be explosive (about 20 percent). Only then will a further decision be made on the further work of the rescuers. The commander of the Kemerovo Militarized Mine Rescue Detachment Yuri She, in turn, added that in parallel with the isolation work in the mine workings, rescuers will extinguish possible fires. He clarified that in the late afternoon they would drill a well to the alleged epicenter of the explosion and pump in an inert foam there, which,

Science Advances: The Arctic Ocean has been getting warmer since the beginning of the 20th century several decades earlier than scientists thought. The real situation with warming in the Arctic was revealed by an international group of scientists who reconstructed changes in the temperature of sea water in the Fram Strait between Greenland and Svalbard. The results of the study are published in the journal Science Advances. Researchers analyzed the chemical composition of marine microorganisms and found that the Arctic Ocean began to heat up at the beginning of the last century, when warmer and saltier waters poured out of the Atlantic – this is a phenomenon called atlantification, preceded the warming. Since 1900, ocean temperatures have risen by about two degrees Celsius, while sea ice began to recede and salinity has increased. Atlantization is one of the reasons for the warming of the Arctic, but satellites began to track

Alexander Gintsburg: there were no complaints about the forgery of Sputnik V and Sputnik Light in Russia Director of the National Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology named after Gamaleya Alexander Gintsburg said there were no complaints about the counterfeiting of the Sputnik V and Sputnik Light vaccines in Russia. His words are reported by RIA Novosti. “There were no such cases in Russia,” said Gunzburg. Earlier, he also disclosed the scale of production of these vaccines. According to him, about 85 million kits of the drug are currently produced in Russia. Prior to this, the Russian Ministry of Health registered a coronavirus vaccine for adolescents. Based on the results of clinical studies, the drug for COVID-19 has shown high efficacy and safety.

TASS: the number of victims of an emergency at the Listvyazhnaya mine in Kuzbass increased to 57 A source in emergency services said the number of people injured in the Listvyazhnaya mine accident in the Kemerovo Region has increased. This is reported by TASS. According to the interlocutor of the agency, 57 people were injured, including mine rescuers who took part in the search and rescue operation. Previously, the commander of the Kemerovo Militarized Mine Rescue Detachment, Yuri She said that 52 miners and rescuers who were in the Listvyazhnaya mine died due to a lack of oxygen and a high concentration of harmful gases. “In the gaseous atmosphere that has now developed at the emergency site, it is not possible to say that someone survived,” said the rescuer. He explained that people were poisoned by carbon monoxide, which is absorbed through the skin. The incident became known on the

Surgeon Avakyan: COVID-19 is especially dangerous for people with varicose veins due to the development of thrombosis COVID-19 is especially dangerous for people with varicose veins, because they are more likely to develop thrombosis. Phlebologist-surgeon Armen Avakyan spoke about this in an interview with Sputnik radio. According to him, veins affected by varicose veins are more at risk of blood clots than healthy vessels. The doctor noted that often patients with varicose veins who have had coronavirus have a high probability of developing deep vein thrombosis and thrombophlebitis. He also emphasized that a varicose vein can be compared to a time bomb, since at any moment it can become thrombosed, and a thrombus can come off. In addition, the surgeon added that thickening leads to increased thrombus formation after a coronavirus infection. blood. Therefore, doctors usually recommend that patients after COVID-19 take blood thinning medications, he explained. Earlier, specialist in