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Kommersant: data of half a million buyers of fake vaccination certificates were put up for sale Data of more than 500 thousand Russians from the Moscow region who bought fake vaccination and PCR certificates were put up for sale on shady Internet resources and in Telegram channels. Kommersant writes about this on Friday, November 12th. As one of the sellers told the publication, a base of one thousand lines costs 120 dollars (about 8.5 thousand rubles). It contains passport data, SNILS, telephone numbers, residential addresses, as well as information on the dates of obtaining certificates. Information price Evgeny Antipov, a programmer and owner of the Eye of God Telegram channel, explained that the databases contain data from the compulsory medical insurance of Russians, the cost of information about one person is about 30-40 rubles. According to Antipov, the information was collected in the services themselves, offering to make a fake

Virologist Altstein: Russia will cope with the coronavirus pandemic next year Russia is likely to cope with the coronavirus pandemic next year the virus itself is not going anywhere. Doctor of medical sciences, virologist Anatoly Altstein told RIA Novosti about such terms of getting rid of the pandemic. “The pandemic will not live with us forever, but I am rather optimistic about this, I think that next year it will a significant part of humanity and the pandemic will die out, but the virus, of course, will not go anywhere, and outbreaks will still remain, and it will be for a long time, and we will have to get vaccinated, ”Altstein said. On November 10, an immunologist, Doctor of Medical Sciences Vladislav Zhemchugov revealed the timing of Russia's reaching a plateau in the incidence of coronavirus. In his opinion, within a week the peak of the incidence of COVID-19 should

Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation: the rise in prices for winter diesel fuel is associated with the rush demand of traders in demand by traders, as well as expensive oil and oil products in the world, RIA Novosti writes. According to the department, since the beginning of November, about 34.5 thousand tons of winter grades of diesel fuel have been sold at exchange auctions per day on average, which is 50 percent exceeds the level of the same period of the pre-pandemic 2019.

OFD.ru: Russians spent 80% more money on alcohol during non-working days Russians spent 78.8% more money for alcohol on non-working days from October 28 to November 7, 2021 compared to the same period last year. This is the conclusion reached by the analysts of the operator of fiscal data ОFD.ru. The results of the study are cited by RIA Novosti. At the same time, it is noted that on Wednesday, October 27, Russians spent five times more on alcohol than on October 28. Analysts suggested that this is due to the fact that alcohol markets in Moscow and other Russian cities were closed on non-working days. Retail stores showed a sharp increase in revenue from the sale of alcoholic beverages – an increase of 75 percent. However, the biggest jump in profits was noted at the airports. During non-working days, they earned 195 percent more than on normal days. In

Deputy of Rada Khomenko: Ukrainian servicemen who left Crimea may be left without housing Ukrainian servicemen who left Crimea in 2014 high-ranking officers and admirals are still forced to live in the hotels of the Ministry of Defense, and after retirement they may be left homeless. This was stated by the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Elena Khomenko, RIA Novosti reports. “Time passes, the military are retiring, and after retirement without a solution to the housing issue, they will be left without a roof over their heads,” said the parliamentarian in during a press conference in Kiev. Earlier it became known that military personnel began to leave the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) en masse, discontent is growing in the ranks, and all units lack from 40 to 70 percent of personnel. According to one of the military, those soldiers whose contracts are running out “flatly refuse to sign new

A Russian tourist rested in Anapa and talked about wine made from “powder” A Russian tourist rested in Anapa and told local wines can be dangerous. She shared her observations on her personal blog on the Yandex.Zen platform. According to the girl, many residents of the Kuban resort sell their own products from their trunks, at bus stops or near markets. At the same time, an alcoholic drink in most cases is made from a concentrate, she said. “Friends told me what kind of“ powder ”wine producers use. It is easy to buy it online or in a specialty store. You can make 23 liters of wine from a concentrate for 700 or 1000 rubles, “the traveler said. In addition, the Russian woman noted that two categories of alcoholic beverages are produced in Anapa: for export and for tourists. At the same time, the wine of the first category is

Founder of Diagnocat AI Aleksandrovsky: AI will never replace a doctor, but it will help him gives them an edge over artificial intelligence (AI). He shared his opinion with Lenta.ru as part of the CyberReality project. “In the foreseeable future, artificial intelligence is nothing more than a doctor's assistant who helps to avoid mistakes, plan treatment correctly, and even, perhaps, to carry out this treatment. In modern medicine, soft skills are important (flexible skills – approx. “Lenta.ru” ), which AI will not replace in any way, “the specialist believes. According to Aleksandrovsky, before emotional AI capable of reading the patient's fears and feelings will take a long time. “The medical profession is one of the last to be replaced by machine labor,” Aleksandrovsky is convinced. At the same time, the founder of Diagnocat AI is confident that thanks to the introduction of big data, AI and other digital technologies in

Izvestia: Roskomnadzor has restricted access to 2.8 thousand fake materials since September 1 Roskomnadzor (RKN) has restricted access to almost three thousand fake materials, including about COVID-19. Izvestia writes about this with a link to the service. A total of 2.8 thousand materials with inaccurate information were blocked. Information about the sale of fake certificates and information about vaccinations against COVID-19, as well as fraudulent activities in the financial sector. “There is an increase in the number of materials with inaccurate information on the topic of coronavirus infection. Thus, the number of materials, access to which was limited in November, already amounts to about 50% of the number of materials deleted and blocked for the whole October, “the RKN noted. Earlier, Roskomnadzor decided to start punishing online cinemas for obscenities and exploitation of the topic of sex in films. The first protocol on an administrative offense in Russia was drawn

Indian man has lost 30 kilograms thanks to training and proper nutrition … His story is published by India.com. Akshay Gami said that he always led a sedentary lifestyle and did not care about proper nutrition. By the age of 20, his weight reached 90 kilograms. His friends noticed that the young man had grown noticeably fat and persuaded him to join the gym. Materials on the topic00:05 – 10 March 2017 “Are you ready to die to lose weight?” How do those who weighed 500 kilograms live, but managed to lose weight00: 01 – October 28, 2020 “I couldn't tie my shoelaces, and now I'm competing with the best” 90 kilograms and became a triathlon champion. Here is her secret As Gami said, at first training was very difficult for him, and for the first three weeks he experienced severe muscle pain. Nevertheless, thanks to persistent pursuits, the man

Izvestia: for the self-employed in Russia it was proposed to create a unified pension plan self-employed working for large ecosystems. The initiative for its introduction was discussed on Thursday, November 11, at a meeting at the Center for Strategic Research (CSR). Izvestia writes about this with reference to the meeting materials. We are talking about platform employment – a new segment of the labor market, where an individual acts not as an employee, but as an intermediary between the platform and the final recipient of the service. As a rule, such workers are registered as self-employed or individual entrepreneurs. Moreover, if individual entrepreneurs are required to make insurance contributions, including for pension benefits, then the self-employed are not. According to the Federal Tax Service, 99 percent of those who work for themselves do not save up on their own for old age, so they can only count on the minimum