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Reuters: bombing in Somalia's capital destroyed school and hospital buildings Thursday morning, November 25, in the center of the Somali capital A powerful explosion occurred in Mogadishu. This is reported by Reuters. According to the agency, after the explosion, shooting began in the street. As a result of the accident, school and hospital buildings were destroyed, and several cars were damaged. An employee of the injured hospital, Mohamed Hussein, said that he was taken out from under the rubble of the building. At the moment, law enforcement agencies are establishing the causes of the explosion. The exact number of victims and victims is not reported, but it is assumed that people were left under the rubble of the destroyed buildings. RIA Novosti writes that the target of the attack was the convoy of the African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia (AMISOM). On November 20, a powerful explosion was also reported

WHO has named unvaccinated citizens the main spread of COVID-19 in the world Today, unvaccinated citizens remain the main spread of coronavirus in the world. This was announced by the European Bureau of the World Health Organization (WHO), RIA Novosti reports. The organization once again called on people to undergo a full cycle of vaccination against COVID-19. “This is especially important for priority groups, such as people aged 60 years and older, as well as people with weakened immunity,” – emphasized in the bureau. WHO drew attention to the effectiveness of most preventive measures, such as like wearing a face shield and regularly ventilating the premises. Maintaining social distancing, washing hands and testing for symptoms were also cited as important. The organization stressed that the joint application of these measures will help in the fight against the pandemic. Earlier, WHO Director General Tedros Adan Ghebreyesus called the situation with the

Senator Krugly spoke for the recognition of foreign vaccines in Russia Recognition of foreign vaccines against coronavirus in Russia will be a good example for our partners. Such an assessment was given by a member of the Federation Council, Honored Doctor Vladimir Krugly, whose words are quoted by RIA Novosti. He noted that this must be done without delay, since citizens are experiencing significant inconvenience. Speaking on vaccines that have been developed in the European Union and other countries, Krugly added that it would be a good example for Russia to recognize a document on the vaccination passed, recognized in other countries, without the principle of reciprocity. According to Krugly, this would serve as a good signal for Russian drugs to be recognized abroad as well.

The Governor of the Nizhny Novgorod Region Nikitin allowed people to enter museums and catering without QR codes places can admit visitors without QR codes. Governor of the region Gleb Nikitin announced the easing of restrictions imposed due to COVID-19 in his Instagram.