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Rospotrebnadzor of the Leningrad Region has introduced compulsory vaccination for students and the elderly This was announced by the head of the regional Rospotrebnadzor Olga Istorik, her words are reported by RIA Novosti. “I have made a resolution to amend this resolution, primarily it concerns persons who have reached 60 years of age and suffer from chronic diseases and those who do not have medical outlets, “said the Historian. According to her, in addition to elderly residents, students over 18 years old and civil servants were also added to the decree. She noted that 50 percent of residents over 60 years old have been vaccinated in the Leningrad region at the moment. According to the headquarters for the fight against coronavirus, 425 new cases of coronavirus were detected in the Leningrad region over the past day. The total number of cases during the entire pandemic in the region reached 88,124.

Gunzburg: clinical trials of a nasal vaccine against COVID-19 will take 4-5 months “Will probably take four to five months. Such terms were given to Interfax by the head of the Gamaleya Center, Alexander Gintsburg. He explained that according to the results of the first two phases of clinical trials, a nasal drug against coronavirus can be registered by the Ministry of Health of Russia.

An editor for creating your own stickers will appear in the web version of WhatsApp Images. The function will be available in the web version of the application. This is reported by The Verge. To use the built-in sticker editor, you will need to click on the paperclip icon in the correspondence and select the “Sticker” option. Next, you need to upload an image from your computer. After that, the user will have access to a number of functions for editing the picture: removing the background, cropping, adding emoji or special stickers. It is noted that the ability to make stickers for WhatsApp itself is not new: earlier this function could be used in third-party apps for iOS and Android. Nevertheless, it will appear in the official version of the messenger for the first time. According to the publication, the new option will be available to users of the web

A spokesman for Peskov said that Putin tested a nasal vaccine in the form of a liquid Russian President Vladimir Putin tested a nasal vaccine from the coronavirus in the form of a liquid, not a powder, said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. He is quoted by TASS. At the same time, Putin himself said earlier on November 24 that he had been injected with a powdery drug into his nose. “The President meant that we are talking about a liquid. This is a nasal vaccine, in the trials of which he took part, “explained Peskov. He confirmed that the president had been injected with the drug the day after the second vaccination with Sputnik Light. Putin had no side effects, the spokesman concluded. On Wednesday, November 24, the head of state also described the vaccination procedure: the doctor filled a syringe with powder and injected it into his left and

President of the Russian Federation Putin discussed the situation on the border of Belarus by phone with the head of the European Council Michel, the situation on the border between Belarus and Poland, TASS reports with reference to the Kremlin press service. The Russian leader and the head of the European Council in the conversation focused on the importance of resolving the migration crisis on the basis of international humanitarian law. Putin believes that the sanctions imposed on Belarus are counterproductive. In addition, Putin and Michel managed to discuss the situation in Ukraine, Karabakh, Afghanistan and Libya. Earlier, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that communication between the presidents of Russia and Belarus Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko is not enough to resolve the migration crisis, it is necessary to continue contacts between Minsk and the EU. The migration crisis on the Polish-Belarusian border escalated in November. Several thousand refugees tried

The presenter Guzeeva said that she did not have information about the vaccination of the actor Garkalin Valeria Garkalina stated that she did not have such information. A post on this topic appeared on her Instagram account. Related materials 13: 19 – 20 November “I'm a charming bastard” Shirley-Myrli star Valery Garkalin died of coronavirus. How will Russians remember him? 17: 08 – October 28 Another COVID-19 attack in the program “Live” with Andrey Malakhov, they published screenshots of the correspondence from Facebook, in which she claimed that the deceased artist had not been vaccinated against the coronavirus. “In a controversy with raging covid dissidents, I replied that Garkalin was not vaccinated ! She answered in defiance! Not knowing whether he is actually vaccinated or not! But only to stop the flow of anti-vaccine obscurantism! I didn’t try to catch Valery, but, on the contrary, wanted to protect him from