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A 69-year-old man who capsized on a boat spent 22 hours at sea and managed to survive , and, having spent 22 hours on the high seas, managed to survive. The Guardian writes about this. The 69-year-old man, whose name has not been disclosed, was the only person on the boat that was heading to the resort island of Yakushima from the southwestern Kagoshima prefecture on Saturday, November 27. When the ship crashed and capsized, the Japanese managed not only to get out of the water, but also to inform his colleague about the incident. Despite the fact that emergency services immediately began looking for the man, rescuers were only able to reach him the next day. The Japanese was noticed 22 hours later – according to the Coast Guard, he was sitting on the engine of an overturned boat, holding on to the propeller. The Coast Guard noted the

Putin instructed to prepare amendments on equipping critical infrastructure with Russian software software in critical infrastructure and prepare for the transition to Russian software by May 1. The corresponding instructions are published on the Kremlin website.

Cardiologist of the Ministry of Health Boitsov: after COVID-19, heart and vascular diseases worsen After COVID-19, people with heart and vascular diseases risks of exacerbation of chronic diseases. This was warned by the chief freelance cardiologist of the Russian Ministry of Health, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Sergei Boytsov, he is quoted by TASS. “The risk of decompensation or worsening of heart and vascular diseases increases. Often this requires correction of drug therapy after consulting a cardiologist or therapist, “Boytsov said. According to him, it is important for people with chronic diseases to undergo an in-depth medical examination and be monitored at a dispensary for the underlying disease, in order to correct treatment. The cardiologist stressed that the most effective way to prevent coronavirus is vaccination, along with compliance with all epidemiological restrictions, including wearing masks and social distance. Previously, hematologist Diana Kim called the post-covid symptom, which

Ministry of Defense of Poland: lighting masts fired from the territory of Belarus pneumatic weapons. The Belarusian military attaché will be summoned for the proceedings. This is stated in the message of the Polish department on Twitter. The Ministry of Defense added that as a result the headlights on the masts were completely destroyed. The Minister of National Defense of Poland, Mariusz Blaszczak, called the incident a provocation by the Belarusian authorities. The situation at the border has worsened due to the thousands of migrants who are trying to break into the European Union. The Polish authorities have strengthened the protection of the borders, pulled together the military and thwarted attempts by illegal immigrants to enter the country. The Belarusian authorities are blamed for the outbreak of the crisis, in particular, President Alexander Lukashenko.

“Mansion of the Resurrection”, “House of Tikhonins” and “Estate of the Bukhartovsky” will be restored in Ufa old houses. As clarifies “Bashinform”, we are talking about cultural heritage objects “Mansion of the Resurrection”, “House of Tikhonins” and “Bukhartovsky estate.” expertise. According to the agency, the development of documentation on behalf of the administration of Ufa was carried out by the expert design bureau “Arhtamga”. The first two projects have already been approved by the Bashkultan Heritage, while the project for the restoration of the Bukhartovskys' Estate is under discussion. Discussing the current state of the buildings, the head of the Archtamga bureau Rustam Alibayev emphasized that of the three ancient houses, the architectural appearance and only the House of the Resurrection has preserved the structures. Earlier it became known that preparations for the 450th anniversary of the capital of Bashkiria, which will be celebrated in 2024, were estimated at 215