Rescuers had to leave the mine in Kuzbass due to dangerous gas

Rescuers had to evacuate from Listvyazhnaya mine due to dangerous gas concentration Rescuers had to leave Listvyazhnaya mine in Kuzbass, so how a dangerous concentration of gas was recorded there. REN TV reports this. Earlier, rescuers had to suspend work in the mine, as they needed to recharge oxygen cylinders. The incident became known on Thursday morning, November 25. According to preliminary data, the cause of the fire was the ignition of coal dust – the smoke through the ventilation spread throughout the mine. According to the governor of the Kemerovo region, Sergei Tsivilev, rescuers examined 18 kilometers of mine workings out of 40.

Turkey takes emergency measures against coronavirus

Turkey has requested permission for the emergency use of local COVID-19 vaccine The Turkish Ministry of Health has requested permission from the National Medicines Agency for emergency use of the Turkish coronavirus vaccine TURKOVAC. This was stated by the head of the Ministry of Health Fakhrettin Koca, TASS reports. “An application was sent to approve the emergency use of TURKOVAC,” the official said. Another measure will be an increase in fixed copayments for doctors from the budget of the republic. On September 29, Russian President Vladimir Putin advised Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan to use the Russian drug Sputnik V when re-vaccinating against COVID-19. < p>

The girl sues the mother's attending physician who allowed her to be born

The girl considered her birth a mistake and demanded compensation from her mother's doctor , that she should not have been born, and sued her mother's attending physician. The Daily Mirror reports. Toombs said she suffers from spina bifida. She considers Dr. Philip Mitchell, who advised her mother before and during her pregnancy, to be at fault for the development of the pathology. As the girl explained, the doctor did not warn the patient that when planning a pregnancy, it is recommended to take supplements with folic acid, which prevents defects in the neural tube of the fetus, including the development of Spina bifida. Related materials00: 04 – October 4, 2019 “I only didn’t sleep when I ate and went to the toilet.” A mysterious disease confined the American to bed. After 11 years, he cured himself himself 00:04 – 15 August 2019 Children of the Night These people are

The girl sues the mother's attending physician who allowed her to be born

The girl considered her birth a mistake and demanded compensation from the mother's doctor , that she should not have been born, and sued her mother's attending physician. The Daily Mirror reports. Toombs said she suffers from spina bifida. She considers Dr. Philip Mitchell, who advised her mother before and during her pregnancy, to be at fault for the development of the pathology. As the girl explained, the doctor did not warn the patient that when planning a pregnancy, it is recommended to take supplements with folic acid, which prevents defects in the neural tube of the fetus, including the development of Spina bifida. Related materials00: 04 – October 4, 2019 “I only didn’t sleep when I ate and went to the toilet.” A mysterious disease confined the American to bed. After 11 years, he cured himself himself 00:04 – 15 August 2019 Children of the Night These people are

Australia to send peacekeepers to Solomon Islands

BBC News: Australia to send peacekeeping troops to Solomon Islands due to unrest ongoing riots. This is reported by BBC News with reference to Prime Minister Scott Morrison. The head of the Australian Cabinet said that Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands Manasseh Sogavare asked him for help from peacekeepers under the security treaty. signed by the country with Australia in 2017. For a week in the capital of the country, Honiara, mass protests have not abated. On November 17, demonstrators broke into parliament and tried to overthrow the current government. Protesters set fire to several government buildings, a police station and a factory. BBC News clarifies that citizens who have arrived from the island of Malaita are opposed to switching the focus in diplomatic relations from Taiwan to China. Previously, it was reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to hold talks with the

Kremlin denies Russian involvement in Havana syndrome

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Putin appointed a new director of the Federal Penitentiary Service

President Putin appointed Colonel-General of Police Arkady Gostev as director of the FSIN This is stated in the corresponding decree of the head of state. Police Colonel General Gostev has been appointed to replace the dismissed Alexander Kalashnikov. The new director of the FSIN previously served as deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Gostev was born in 1961 in the Shatsk district of the Ryazan region. He came to the service in the internal affairs bodies in 1981, starting his career as a police officer in the patrol and guard service. Graduated from the Moscow Higher Police School of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs. He worked as an investigator, rose to the head of the department for the investigation of organized crime. On June 16, 2012 Gostev was appointed Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of Russia. Has state awards, including medals “For Valor in Service”, “For Combat