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Fauci, Chief Infectious Disease Physician, USA The omicron coronavirus, first detected early or late in South Africa, will be widespread early or late … This professional opinion was expressed by the chief infectious disease doctor, head of the US National Institute of Allergic and Infectious Diseases Anthony Fauci in an interview with NBC. “We haven't found it yet, but when you have a virus with this transmission rate, and there are travel-related cases that have already been found elsewhere. When we are faced with such a virus, there are practically no options that the spread will be ubiquitous, “Fauci estimated the chances of the virus spreading. Related materials00: 01 – May 25, 2020 ” You can shoot me – there are hungry children in my house. ” -content/uploads/2021/11/6666988db9e183fe3b57c3a9a8c619b5.jpg “/>The cause of severe complications in COVID-19 has been found. How does the disease affect the human brain and can it be

Kira Kovalenko's film “Unclenching his fists” received the Grand Prix of the Honfleur festival Kira Kovalenko's film “Unclenching his fists” Oscar “from Russia, received two awards at the Honfleur festival dedicated to Russian cinema. This is reported by TASS. The tape won the Grand Prix of the festival, and Milana Aguzarova, who played in it, received the prize for the best female role. Victoria Tolstoganova, who appeared in the drama On the Distant Frontiers, was awarded a similar award. The fact that Unclenching Fists was nominated for Oscar from Russia became known on October 25. The events of the motion picture unfold in a small mining town in North Ossetia. The film tells about the family and the problem of children leaving from excessive parental care. The main roles were played by Milana Aguzarova, Alik Karaev, Soslan Khugaev, Khetag Bibilov, Arsen Khetagurov and Milana Pagieva. In July, for her work,

40 thousand Austrians went to street protest against compulsory vaccinations against COVID-19 new restrictive measures related to the spread of COVID-19. People rebelled against the introduction of compulsory vaccination against coronavirus, reports TASS. According to the Austrian police, almost 40 thousand people protested across Austria on November 27. Tens of thousands took to the streets in the city of Graz in one of the largest demonstrations in the city since World War II. It is known that in small St. Pölten, with a population of 50 thousand people, about 3 thousand people took to the streets, the police had to intervene and start detaining demonstrators. Protests began in Austria after the country's authorities introduced a nationwide lockdown with November 22 and promised to start a compulsory vaccination campaign for all citizens of the country from February 1, 2022. Earlier, the Austrian government also closed the entry to the country for

The excursion in the “red zone” was terminated ahead of schedule due to the behavior of anti-auxers refused to wear masks. This is reported by Izvestia. Due to the behavior of opponents of vaccination, the tour of the department was completed ahead of schedule. Chief physician Valeriy Vechorko tried to explain the need to use personal protective equipment, but anti-auxiliaries began to interrupt him and express dissatisfaction. Related materials00: 02 – October 15 “It will torment humanity” DNA mutations and vaccine side effects: biologist destroys the main myths about coronavirus00: 01 – 11 March “We must find the source of the virus, otherwise everything will happen again” Will humanity be able to defeat the coronavirus in 2021? Virologist responds “We are now with you in the infectious diseases hospital. Here, every hour, every minute, seriously ill patients arrive. As far as I understand, there is a group here that wants