In Moscow, on the last weekend before the non-working period from October 28 to November 7, demand for food and non-food products increased. According to the operational data of cash register equipment (KKT), in non-food retail turnover on October 23-24 increased by 3% compared to the previous weekend and amounted to 9.6 billion rubles, said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for economic policy and property and land relations Vladimir Efimov.
“The news of the imminent closure of most of the city’s non-food retail industries has become an incentive for Muscovites to make purchases that they planned for the near future, but for various reasons postponed or were going to purchase exactly in those 11 days when the stores would not work. So, a significant increaseThe trade turnover was shown last weekend by clothing stores, which should be closed on October 28 – November 7 due to new restrictions. If on the previous weekend, October 16-17, their average daily turnover was 1.36 billion rubles, then on October 23-24 it increased by 14% to 1.56 billion rubles, the deputy mayor stressed.
According to the Analytical Center of Moscow, stores selling cosmetics increased their turnover by 13%: if on October 16-17, the average daily revenue was 297.7 million rubles, then on the last weekend before the introduction of restrictive measures, it increased to 337.5 million rubles.
Are not faced with an increase in demand pharmacies — they will remain open during the restrictive measures.
“Despite the fact that grocery stores will continue to operate during non-working days, their average daily revenue for the weekend of October 23-24 increased by 20% and reached 2.9 billion rubles. The most significant increase in turnover was shown by specialized grocery stores, and the revenue of supermarkets and supermarkets remained fairly stable:Muscovites, although they stock up on food, but, unlike last year’s situation, they are not afraid of a shortage of everyday goods,” said the Minister of the Government of Moscow, head of the Department of Economic Policy and Development of the city Kirill Purtov.
Weekly magazine “Arguments and Facts” No. 42. Supernumber: 152 answers to questions 20/10/2021
Many people bring medicines from abroad. They say they are more effective than those sold in our pharmacies. After all, in the same Turkey, they give 50 years in prison for counterfeiting medicines. Why don’t we have such a law?
The expert’s answer is 0 + –
They are being driven, but this is hardly justified, because the country has long outlived the fake pharmaceutical market.
“Our medicines, manufactured according to international GMP standards and properly tested, do not differ from Western ones, since the verification procedure is similar here and abroad,” says President of the National Association of Manufacturers of Pharmaceutical Products and Medical Devices (APF) Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Sergey Kolesnikov. In Russia, you can get 12 years in prison for falsifying medicines. However, I do not know of a single case when the manufacturer of “pacifiers” was in the dock.
“The fact that Western medicines that are sold in our pharmacies are made specifically for Russia and therefore of poor quality is nothing more than a myth,” explains pharmaceutical market analyst Nikolay Bespalov. The same batches of medicines are delivered to different countries, including to the EU market and to us. Today there are few counterfeit medicines on the Russian market (drugs-“pacifiers”)».
The plot is a pandemic of a new type of coronavirus that has spread from China
Marina Bezborodova, deputy head of Rospotrebnadzor for the Tula region, explained why not everyone who has had the coronavirus has a QR code, RIA Novosti reports.
“Taking a test and getting the results is not the same as making a diagnosis. The diagnosis is made by a doctor, therefore, in order for a mark to appear on public services, it is necessary to consult a doctor who must confirm the diagnosis,” she said.
Bezborodova explained that commercial clinics transmit data on positive tests to Rospotrebnadzor, and then they are sent to the polyclinic where the patient should apply.
Earlier, the director of the Gamalei Center, Alexander Ginzburg, said that the QR-code system for vaccination against coronavirus should operate until the level of collective immunity in the country reaches at least 80%.
Earlier it was reported that residents of Russia without documents on vaccination or transferred coronavirus during hospitalization in federal medical institutions will do express tests for COVID-19.
In the USA, scientists experimenting with LED lamps have picked up wavelengths that penetrate human cells without harming them, but hitting the coronavirus there. The study was published in the journal Scientific Reports.
Experts have identified a safe range of blue waves for humans, which kills SARS-CoV-2 regardless of whether it is outside or inside a living cell.
They found that the 425-nanometer waves, almost entirely in the visible part of the spectrum, did not harm the tissues.
Low doses of such light were enough to reduce the viral load, and higher doses showed a 99.9% reduction in infection without adversely affecting the viability of cells that were not infected by the virus.
In the Russian Federation, a TOR device was previously created to combat covid. Under the influence of this device, the reproduction of the coronavirus in human cells is suspended. Read more – in the material of the AIF.
The US Army is developing “countermeasures” against Russian anti-helicopter mines “Boomerang”, which may soon enter the international market. АиФ.ги I figured out what such mines are and what prospects they have on the stage of the world theater of military operations.
What is an anti-helicopter mine?
In two words, these are anti-helicopter mines «Boomerang» are flying ammunition. The first such developments were taken up in the United States, in the late 1980s, the Agency for Advanced Research Projects began creating an autonomous anti-aircraft missile capable of independently detecting aerial targets and intercepting.GkNIPAS was engaged in the development of a domestic mine. The work was carried out in 2001-2011 in accordance with the state defense order. In fact, this is an additional means for organizing an air defense system. Now, with the advent of UAVs, such mines have become more relevant. After all, it is irrational to use air defense systems with expensive missiles on drones.
Anti-helicopter mines «Boomerang » can be installed manually or with the help of special equipment that performs automatic installation. It is assumed that they can be used in the areas of airfields, landing zones and any other places where helicopters can fly low.
How do such mines work?
The mines operate using an acoustic-infrared sensor. It first detects the noise of a helicopter at a distance of up to 3.2 km, and then launches a projectile at an identified object when it is within 150 meters. When the helicopter enters the mine strike zone, it instantly shoots back and hits the helicopter. The main goals are an engine or a screw. A mine shot towards a helicopter from a distance of 100 meters can penetrate 12 mm of steel armor. Experts believe that there are no means of protection against mines. Only sappers on the ground can neutralize it, or rather, destroy it. It is impossible to detect it from the air due to its small size.
The mine is equipped with an automatic fuse — it is capable of self-destructing if, after a specified time, it does not «shoot » at the target.
The Russian Boomerang weighs 12 kg, 6.4 of which is the mass of the explosive. The PVM switches from standby mode to operating mode in 1.5 seconds.
What are they for?
The anti-helicopter mine “Boomerang” serves to protect military and civilian objects from helicopter attacks, to protect areas of the seashore where helicopter landing is possible, to protect minefields from helicopter mine clearance, to block enemy airfield runways, to block places where spare airfields or dispersal airfields can be deployed, to psychologically influence the helicopter pilot in order to compel piloting at high altitudes.
How are they installed?
Manually or with the help of ground or aviation means, and quite quickly. During the exercises, the military personnel of the engineering and sapper units of the Western Military District worked out anti-helicopter mining in less than an hour. During this time, the sappers covered the line with a length of more than three kilometers.
The installation of PVM is even faster from helicopters. In flight, such a mine manages to take a stable position – with the sight up, and when in contact with the ground, it independently “cocks the combat trigger”.
What are the prospects?
These mines were adopted by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in 2012, but they were not used in combat operations, because Russia did not participate in conflicts where the enemy had helicopters in service.
The developer of the system is the L.K. Safronov State State-owned Scientific Testing Ground of Aviation Systems (GkNIPAS), the founder and owner of which is the National Research Center “The Zhukovsky Institute”. Currently, GkNIPAS specialists are conducting preparatory work with Rosoboronexport JSC to promote the anti-helicopter mine to international markets.
Who will they sell them to?
Currently, GkNIPAS specialists are negotiating with several possible customers. With which ones — it is unknown. Theoretically, the Russian PVM may be of interest to countries that are in a state of conflict and where combat drones are used (Syria, Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan). Recall that such a mine can react not only to helicopters, but also to drones, and there are a lot of them flying in this area. Also, the customers of Russian PVM can be the countries of Southeast Asia, China, India, Vietnam.
Plot Forest fires in southern Turkey in the summer of 2021
On October 23, seven Russian tourists were detained in Turkey. They were arrested on suspicion of unintentional arson of the forest.The Russian Consulate General confirmed the fact of the detention.
What is known about the detention?
Law enforcement agencies of Turkey detained a group of Russian tourists who were hiking along the route of the Lycian Trail in the vicinity of Antalya. According to TASS, employees of the Russian diplomatic mission, according to information received from the local gendarmerie department, seven Russian citizens were detained on suspicion of arson of a forest in the area of Chaglardzha.
On October 24, a court session was held. The Russians were provided with state lawyers for free, and they were also provided with translation. According to the diplomats, despite the lawyers’ petition, the court decided to detain Russian tourists for the period of the pre-trial investigation of the circumstances of the incident.
What do the detainees claim?
The Russians have denied the charges against them.According to tourists, during the passage along the Lycian trail, they saw a fire. At first they tried to fight the fire on their own and call the emergency services. But on the road they were detained by local residents and gendarmes were called.
“As a result, after the trial, the court ordered an arrest and we were sent to prison,” one of the detainees, Dmitry Korshunov, wrote about this on his Instagram.
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The Russians also stated that they were provided with a lawyer who does not speak English.
When will the next court hearing take place?
The date of the next court hearing has not yet been set, it will take place within a month, the Consulate General told RIA Novosti. According to the Telegram channel Baza, the charge against them is punishable by two to seven years in prison.
A resident of Tyumen won a case of moral damage due to the publication of stories on Instagram. The court ordered the former spouse to post a refutation on the social network and not delete it during the day, as well as pay the plaintiff 5,000 rubles.
Because of which publications did the court decide on compensation?
According to the press service of the united judicial system of the Tyumen region, stories (photos or videos that are stored online for exactly a day) were published by the plaintiff’s ex-wife. The couple divorced in 2019 after eight years of marriage. The initiator of the separation was his wife. In February 2020, a woman began recording and posting stories on Instagram about how her ex-husband was trying to evict her and her children from the apartment, take away the car, evade alimony payments. The woman also accused the ex-spouse that he lived at her expense, did not pay the mortgage, vacation, kindergarten, did not share the costs of maintaining a nanny.
The man at first decided not to react to the publications, but when mutual friends and relatives began to pay attention to false and overly emotional videos, he filed a lawsuit to refute information discrediting honor and dignity.
The former spouse demanded to write down the refutation and not delete it for a year, as well as to compensate moral damage in the amount of 30 thousand rubles. The Tyumen District Court did not support the man and he appealed to a higher instance. As evidence, Alexander presented income certificates, bank checks for alimony and mortgage payments, services of an educational institution for children. As a result, the Board of Civil Cases of the Tyumen Regional Court overturned the decision of the district court and partially satisfied the plaintiff’s claims.
What is moral damage?
Moral harm is physical or moral suffering that a person experiences due to violation of his rights (harm to health, damage to business reputation, violation of privacy, consumer rights, copyrights, etc.). Compensation for moral harm is considered to be payment for a person’s emotional experiences, for example, for the pain of losing a loved one in an accident.
How can I claim compensation for moral damage?
You can compensate for moral damage out of court or go to court. The reasons for this may be:
— loss of relatives; — inability to continue active social life; — job loss; disclosure of family secrets or medical secrets; distribution of false information discrediting the honor, dignity or business reputation of a citizen; temporary restriction or deprivation of any rights; — physical pain associated with injury, other damage to health, etc.
To achieve the recovery of compensation for moral damage, it is necessary to prove the existence of the fact of causing suffering (physical or moral) and the illegality of actions. As evidence of the presence of physical suffering , you can provide:
medical documents confirming bodily injuries, development or exacerbation of the disease, seeking medical help, etc. — a description from the place of work about a decrease in working capacity or information about changes in employee performance indicators — medical documents of contacting a psychologist, psychiatrist, psychotherapist and undergoing treatment with them, etc.
In what amount can I claim compensation for moral damage?
You can claim compensation for moral damage in any amount. The amount of compensation is established either by agreement of the parties or in court. It is paid, as a rule, by the guilty. But there are exceptions. The harm caused by minors is usually compensated by parents or organizations responsible for children.
The amount of compensation is determined individually in each case, taking into account all the circumstances of the case and the physical and moral suffering caused.
39-year-old singer from Vietnam, participant of the talent show “Minute of Glory”Nguyen Van Heung he was found dead in a Moscow apartment on the Arbat. According to media reports, the signal about the death of the Vietnamese singer was received on October 23 at about 8.30 am.
What caused the death of the Vietnamese singer?
According to the preliminary version, the cause of Nguyen Van Hyng’s death was a heart attack, writes Telegram channel MK.
The agency also reports that the artist has had serious health problems in recent months. He complained of abdominal pain and lost weight dramatically. On the day of his death, Nguyen Van Hynga planned to undergo an examination in one of the capital’s clinics. The singer wanted to go to the hospital with his friend, who lived in an apartment on the Arbat. Having come for a friend in the morning, the man died literally on the threshold of the apartment.
“A friend almost forcibly signed him up for tests. On Saturday morning, Nguyen had just stopped by a friend’s house on the Arbat to go together to surrender to the aesculapians, but suddenly fell dead. It was not possible to save him,” writes MK.
The doctors who arrived at the scene pronounced the artist dead. No traces of violent death were found on the body, writes TASS.
A check is being carried out on the fact of the singer’s death.
What is known about Nguyen Van Hynge?
Nguyen Van Heung came to study in Moscow from the city of Vinh, located in the northern part of Vietnam.
He entered the Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia with a degree in the History of International Relations and Foreign Policy.
During his training, Nguyen Van Heung was a real star. He performed at university concerts. He performed songs in Russian, English and Vietnamese, as well as songs of his own composition.
On his YouTube channel, under the nickname Ivan Nguyen, the young man regularly posted videos of his performances.
“Here you can watch my own videos and not only. I think that all people are the same at heart – we all love what is beautiful and soulful, and music plays such an important role in a person’s life and soul, so I really hope that we can understand each other,” Nguyen Van Heung addressed the audience.
He was widely known for his participation in the talent show “Minute of Glory” on “Channel One”. He’s been in it twice. For the first time in 2007, the singer failed to become a contestant of the show, but six years later (in 2013) he passed the qualifying round and even managed to reach the semifinals, where he performed the song “strong” by Ivan Dorn “I hate”.
The singer himself was critical of his successes. In an interview with journalists, he told that in his homeland they do not believe in his talent.
«When I first sang, my first audience was my mother. After the performance, she said that I sang terribly. After that, I never sang in front of her,” Nguyen Van Heung noted in the profile of the performance at the “Minute of Glory”.
By the way, the organizers of the show invited the singer’s mother to the semifinal. She came from Vietnam specifically for this. She applauded her son the whole performance.
After «Moments of Fame » the man performed at various concerts, Moscow corporate parties and private parties, worked as an animator. As an individual entrepreneur, he sold wristwatches.
Shortly before his death, in January 2021, Nguyen Van Heung took part in one of the cooking shows, where he told how to cook national Vietnamese dishes.
The last video on the singer’s YouTube channel was published in March 2021. On it, Nguyen Van Heung taught subscribers Italian.
Not all tourist trips to Turkey are safe for Russians. Such a conclusion can be drawn from the situation in which seven of our compatriots found themselves. A trip to the Turkish coast can turn into several years of imprisonment.
“The fire was not our fault, we only tried to eliminate”
The Consulate General of Russia in Antalya has confirmed the detention of seven Russians on suspicion of unintentional arson of the forest, RIA Novosti reports.
On October 23, the Russians were hiking along the Lycian Trail route and were detained by the police in the Chaglardzha district.
“In accordance with local legislation, law enforcement agencies, with the involvement of a sworn interpreter, a protocol was drawn up for the testimony of suspects and witnesses in the case,” RIA Novosti quotes the words of a Russian diplomat.
The Russian representative met with the detainees in the&the same day, explaining to them the essence of the Turkish claims.On October 24, a court session was held, within the framework of which a preventive measure in the form of detention was chosen against the Russians.
Previously Dmitry Korshunov, one of the detainees posted a video message on Instagram: “Friends, they didn’t want to share until the end, until now they have passed sentence. They are closing the prison for the reason that there was a fire on the Lycian trail. They are now spending several years in prison, trying to send seven people from Russia to Ankara. The consulate does not support in any way, does not help. The fire was not our fault, we only tried to eliminate it, we called 911.
“A lawyer who didn’t speak either English or Russian”
Ironically, the previous photo of Korshunov, posted on the social network, was signed as follows: “The hardest thing in life is to remember which bridge to cross, and which one to burn.”
The Lycian Trail is a route with a total length of 540 km, passing along part of the Mediterranean coast of ancient Lycia. The trail is extremely popular with both ordinary tourists and extreme athletes who hold competitions on the most difficult sections to pass.
RT reports the names of tourists caught behind bars. This is Anatoly and Nikita Yaroshenko, Dmitry Korshunov, Alexander Antoshkin, Konstantin Chebuchakov, Ivan Ukhov and Polina Yaskova.
“A judge on duty and a lawyer who spoke neither English nor Russian arrived at the department. There was a preliminary hearing of the case in the department, and despite the fact that the verdict was not pronounced, they were not released either on subscription or on bail. And there is one girl among them. She is now alone in some kind of women’s prison, she has a tantrum, — quotes RT words Irina Vdovina, mother of one of the arrested.
The Russians state the following version of events: during a walk along the Lycian trail, they discovered a source of fire, which they began to extinguish, while notifying the Turkish emergency services. However, the police officers who arrived told the Russians that they were in a restricted area, which wasestablished in connection with the strongest fires that raged in Turkey last summer. Our compatriots say that they have not seen any signs indicating the forbidden zone. But these explanations were not taken into account, and now they risk spending the coming years in a Turkish prison.
Element or evil will: Who is behind the Turkish fires
Wildfires in Turkey began at the end of July 2021 in a sparsely populated area several tens of kilometers from Antalya. Three days later, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared the regions of the country affected by the fires a disaster zone.
The head of Turkey announced that large-scale fires, in the liquidation of which hundreds of pieces of equipment and several thousand firefighters were involved, were the result of arson. Erdogan accused the Kurdistan Workers’ Party of arson, whose representatives did not refute this statement, but, on the contrary, stated that the Turkish regime does not understand another language.
However, the question of whether the forest fires were really the result of someone’s ill will or whether we are talking about a combination of circumstances remains open. Many experts believe that Erdogan simply decided to take advantage of the situation to shift the blame for the miscalculations of the authorities in fire safety issues to his political opponents. There has been no mass detection of arsonists in Turkey for these months, although the measures of responsibility for arson have indeed been tightened.
And now, suddenly, Russians who find themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time and in the wrong place can suffer because of Turkish fires.
«Spies» and «arsonists»: mere coincidence or Ankara’s political games?
Just five days ago, the Turkish Hurriyet newspaper reported on the detention in the country of a group of six people who are accused of military and political espionage, and also of preparing armed attacks. Four of the detainees, according to the publication, are Russian citizens.
Hurriyet reports the names of the detained Russians: Abdullah Abdullayev, Ravshan Akhmedov, Beslan Rasayev and Aslanbek Abdulmuslimov. They were detained on October 8 in the course of an operation that took place as part of an investigation conducted by the Istanbul Prosecutor General’s Office.
Those arrested face punishment in the form of imprisonment for a period of 15 to 20 years.
Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov He stated that he had no information about what had happened. “If these are really Russian citizens, we probably either have already received on the diplomatic channels, or we will receive some information. But we don’t know anything about this account», —he said.
Two stories with the detention of Russians in Turkey, which became public within a few days, may not be related to each other in any way. However, it may also be a political game of the Turkish authorities trying to create a more comfortable position for themselves in negotiations with Russia on issues of interest. First of all, this concerns Syria, where is it nowThe situation around Idlib is escalating, as well as the territories controlled by the Kurds. Erdogan has repeatedly stated his intention to “clean up” the north of Syria from the Kurdish formations, which he considers terrorist. In turn, Damascus, supported by Moscow, is interested in eliminating the terrorists of Idlib province, where there are many formations oriented towards Ankara.
In this situation, the topic of “Russian villains” may be a game of raising the stakes, in which the Turkish side is trying to put the Russian authorities in the position of justifying themselves.
What is actually being discussed will become clear depending on how quickly and how the story with the Russians detained on the Lycian Trail will be resolved.
The final stage of the International Award #MYPLACE has started. A total of 288 finalists from all regions of Russia reached the final.
In the nomination “Business” 80 projects are presented in the final, “Media” 76 projects, and “Volunteers and NGOs” 132 initiatives. The winners of the Award will be announced at the International Forum of Civic Participation, which will be held in the Central Exhibition Hall “Manege” in Moscow from December 2 to 5. The Forum will be held under the auspices of UNESCO. The international Award #MYPLACE is held thanks to the national project “Education”.
Any resident of the country can vote for their favorite initiatives in their region until 23:59 on November 5 on the portal dobro.ru/vote .The popular vote allows you to talk about projects in the regions that really help make people’s lives better. After all, every project is made by people who are not looking for awards, but do good deeds every day.
The International Prize #MYPLACE is a continuation of the campaign of the same name, thanks to which 6.5 million people received assistance in the pandemic, and the legacy of the All-Russian competition of volunteer initiatives “Volunteer of Russia”. Thanks to the popular vote, a large number of people learn about the projects, they receive support, find sponsors and like-minded people. The grant fund of the Award is 100 million rubles.
“The All-Russian action #MYPLACE” is a story created by non-profit organizations, representatives of government, business and, of course, any citizen of our big country who is not indifferent. All participants of the award are united by the desire to help those who need it. With their projects, the authors achieve real positive changes.To choose the best volunteer initiatives at the International Award #MYPLACE every Russian. This is a real popular vote that will help determine the most effective practices. And which of them will become a part of our life depends on ourselves,” said the head of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (Rosmolodezh) Ksenia Razuvaeva.
The winners will receive grants, travel to Russia, an educational program in the management workshop “Senezh”, where leaders and managers are trained, as well as one of the most prestigious state awards “the badge of Distinction”For beneficence”.
The winners will also receive annual media support from ANO “National Priorities”, “Gazprom-Media Holding” (NTV, “Match TV”, TNT, “TV-3”, “Friday!», «Autoradio», «Humor FM», «Echo of Moscow»), «Russian Media Group» (EN.TV, «Russian Radio », Monte Carlo, Hit FM, DFM, MAXIMUM), promotion on the leading sites of the Runet, and participation in the accelerator from the ANO «Institute for Internet Development & raquo; and the support of more than 20 partners of the award.
Out of 25 thousand projects submitted during the bid campaign, the expert commission selected the most effective ones. Without exception, each project submitted for the Award is worthy of recognition, but 288 projects reached the final, which demonstrated truly significant results at all stages of protection and evaluation. For example, among the finalists there are projects that develop and form an ecologicalculture, engaged in digital education, projects of young scientists and talented bloggers. The popular vote will show which initiatives have strong teams of like-minded people, volunteers, where there is broad support from local communities,” said the Head of the DOBRO platform.Russian Federation, State Duma Deputy, Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Youth Policy Artem Metelev.
Among the federal companies, such organizations as JSC “Rosselkhoznadzor”, the State Atomic Energy Corporation “Rosatom”, Coca-Cola in Russia, LLC “Hyundai Motor CIS”, PJSC “Gazprom Neft” and many others reached the final in various nominations.
Vologda Region is the second in terms of the number of semi-finalists of the International Award #MYVMESTE among the regions of the Northwestern Federal District. 426 applications for participation in the award #MYVMESTE were submitted by volunteers from the Vologda region this year. 31 projects entered the semi-finals. I think it’s not just statistics and figures, it’s an important moral victory. Our volunteers show by their example that in a difficult situation they are ready to give their strength, their heart, their soul to help others, – said the Deputy Governor, Head of the Department of Internal Policy Evgeny Bogomazov. – I am sure that the projects implemented by our fellow countrymen change the quality of life for the better. I wish all the semi-finalists a victory.” One of the finalists of the award, the School Volunteer Squad «Flash» announced the project «Syamzha painted » for the Award. The project is aimed at improving the appearance of the village of Syamzha by making and painting index signs with the names of streets, bus stops and others.
Only 288 people made it to the final of the award, including three from the Yaroslavl region. «Our volunteers have always actively participated in the contest «Volunteer of Russia », which was replaced by the award #MyPlace, – said the deputy director of the Department for Physical Culture, Sports and Youth Policy of the region Olga Razumova. – Last year Irina Khoreva she became a prize-winner of the international competition “Volunteer of Russia”. Her project helps to explain the rules of the road to children in an easy playful way. I want to congratulate the finalists of the contest, because they have already done a great job. And, of course, I urge everyone to support our guys!”Yaroslavl region will be represented in the final of the award Alyona Nikulinskaya with the project of social support for elderly people living in boarding schools, “It’s more fun together”, Alexey Blokhin with the project «Photo rally « In the lens » and Irina Zezina with the project “Healthy Summer” a new season” aimed at promoting a healthy lifestyle among young people.
The finalist of the award Project “Map of dead roads” from the Pskov region was created in order to repair roads taking into account the opinion of citizens. This is a website dorogi-onf.ru , where residents mark the areas that need to be repaired first. A mobile application also works to help, where you can mark not only the road, but also the source of accidents, a pit, a broken traffic light, a failed hatch. The goal of the project is to reach the indicators of the Presidential decree, namely: toBy 2024, to bring the roads in agglomerations to a standard state of at least 85%. During the 4 years of the project, almost 60 thousand roads requiring repair were added to the Map by residents of the country, which is more than 46 thousand kilometers. As a result: 11,500 roads, for which citizens voted, were repaired thoroughly with the replacement of the top layer of the coating. In addition, many sites have been added to the repair plans, and a temporary measure has been carried out on others – patching.
Four representatives of the Nizhny Novgorod Region made it to the final of the award. Sofia Merkuryeva with the project “Legal Axiom”, which helps schoolchildren develop skills for the correct way out of a conflict situation. Anastasia Petrushenko with the project «Volunteering as a state of mind », which tells about the volunteers of the mutual aid action #MyPlace in the city of Vyksa, Nizhny Novgorod region. Elena Zolotova with the project “Safe Environment”, popularizing the activities of the search and rescue squad “Volunteer” of the Nizhny Novgorod region. As well as a search and rescue team «Volunteer» (head Sergey Shukhrin). The project “Security Volunteers” of the search and Rescue squad “Volunteer” is aimed at developing a previously created network of 18 local volunteer search and rescue teams that search for missing people, eliminate the consequences of natural disasters, etc.
