A Murmansk hockey player became a bone marrow donor in Kirov.
According to the hockey player, he has long been a blood donor. In 2022, Medvedev was invited to join the bone marrow donor registry. The young man had tests done in Murmansk and flew to Kirov for an examination at the Research Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion. In July of last year the actual bone marrow cell collection procedure took place in our city. "Everything went well, I recovered quickly. Information about the person I helped can only be obtained after two years. I really hope he has recovered," says Andrey Medvedev.
Другие Новости Кирова (НЗК)
Three million were allocated to support parents who took 61 children into their families.
In Russia, overdue mortgage debt doubled over the past year.
The total debt has nearly reached 177 billion rubles.
The Black Phone 2: well... it'll do
Recently, a sequel to the 2021 hit horror film "The Black Phone" (18+) was released digitally.
The prosecutor's office helped an elderly resident of Kirov secure relocation from a condemned building.
A 66-year-old resident of Kirov who had been living in a dilapidated building on Murashinsky Lane will receive new, improved housing.
In Belaya Kholunitsa, a man with epilepsy had his driver's license revoked.
In Belaya Kholunitsa, a 50-year-old local resident suffering from epilepsy has been deprived of his driver's license.
Kirov unveiled the first plan for Lipatnikov Avenue.
The new highway will connect Chistye Prudy and Raduzhny.
A Murmansk hockey player became a bone marrow donor in Kirov.
Murman hockey club player Andrey Medvedev was awarded by order of the Federal Medical-Biological Agency the departmental badge of distinction — the medal "For Support of the Donor Movement."