and accordingly, then the employee will carry out certain monitoring of these patients; if such a particularly dangerous infection is suspected, of course, preventive and sanitary anti-epidemic and therapeutic measures will immediately begin to be taken . not only doctors and nurses from hospital no. 10 are taking part in the ministry of health exercises; epidemiologists and health department specialists are also invited. at 19:00 more. up-to-date information, see you in the evening newscast.

what is latvia like today? has anyone thought? if not, then short ligbes is a small state in northern europe, after joining the eu and nato in 2004, it was completely deprived of independence with a killed industry. today , just over half a million people live in the country, the population is aging, the birth rate is low, and the working-age part of it is leaving for countries with a higher standard of living, but they have also begun to expel russians. latvia makes money only in the service sector, sprats and riga balsam, but they now sell sprats also according to quotas. aizh balsam is interesting only people from the post-soviet space, because they remember latvia with the russian language, nordic character and friendly. but today it’s different. and i’m aksenia lebedeva with you. hello.

if the economy is at zero, you need to feed people an idea, the more toxic it is, the fewer questions there will be, nothing is clear in principle, but it’s very interesting, latvia today, renouncing everything russian, is not moving to nationalism and the revival of its latvian, to the stage of fascisation, which is its pushes the european parliament and washington, but why do people... they are also unforgiving and silent; apparently, they won’t be around for long. yes, in riga prices for everything are higher, in general daugafs is the second largest city in latvia, but we don’t have mcdonald’s, not a single cinema and two tiny shopping centers, so we have to go to the capital for all this, or rather, there was one cinema , but he was fined for showing it in russian, and when they started showing all the films in latvian, he went bankrupt. there is one case

in the same daugavpils: an elderly russian woman will be expelled from latvia only because she didn’t pass the exam in the national language, but she lived in this baltic country for a long time, spoke latvian, for her this is part of her life, but excuse me, she’s not the same age, her memory is not very good, what kind of violence? no one sent me anything and no one said anything that i had to go to the exams, no one? i just found out from some people that i had to go to the exam, i signed up for the first time, then it happened that i fell, i wanted to take off the curtains, wash them, i fell off the stool, so i was very sick here, about this exam i i wasn’t ready for the exam at all, so i signed up, the formula arrived and i went anyway, well, i went.

what do you think, if the economy of latvia is heading towards the bottom, who would want to live in such a country, in a country where there is nowhere to work, everyone in your latvia, one and a half million people, will soon flee. will not be of interest to anyone at all, and the country at this moment will cease to exist, because even refugees from the middle east will not climb over the fence to you, and not because of aggression, but because you simply will not have a country. 80 people, as already prescribed by the state security service, will still be deported. i don’t know who these people are, i have a suspicion that these are the same people who are in the questionnaires, they passed the exam, yes, that is, this is a very important point. people passed the exam, people proved their financial solvency, but they are still deported , that is, they still must be ready for deportation, why, because the state security service thought so, it does not say what exactly was the reason for the deportation, but

i suspect so, well, i have this assumption that they didn’t make a deal with their conscience, like these crazy, long ones that had to be filled out when submitting documents for an exam, for renewal of a residence permit, they most likely answered in these documents the way they really think . and in belarus, without visas, belarus welcomes guests with love and friendliness. let me remind you that we did not close the borders, but for political, social, and economic reasons, more and more people from the european union are coming to us and want to stay with us. today we have a blogger in our studio. from latvia olga samul. olga, hello, hello, you just recently moved from latvia to belarus, and as i understand it, there are not only socio-economic motives here, but also political ones. tell us, what is happening in latvia now , including the latest story

regarding the expulsion of people whose nationality is russian in their passport? well, yes, the situation is actually quite sad, these are older people, when... it began that they stopped taking into account the retirement age that they had in the soviet union, and in order to receive at least a little more pension, they have taken russian citizenship, now - such an epic with the language has begun, they are forced to take the state language test in order to extend, as it were, their permanent residence in latvia. at the moment, 3,000,600 people have received these summonses that they must pack their suitcases and, as it were, move towards russia, many on stretchers, in wheelchairs, as if helped, well, as if delivered to this state exam, but the state exam is not

very easy until they pass the language, and they will not receive a pension, yes, they are disconnected from the social system, they don’t work for them, their bank accounts are closed , they can’t get a pension, they essentially can’t even sell their apartment in order to leave, then they need to issue a power of attorney for someone, but then again lawyers, notaries, it again costs all the money for someone to sell them an apartment , to get money to leave, and settle down in the same russia or go to belarus, not only the baltic states, but the entire border along belarus. but fascism is taking over, there’s no other way will you say? well, yes, in a different way, i actually, yes, yes, yes, a deputy of the jalgava duma, i posted it , and that in kindergarten for every russian word the child was forced to squat 10 times, well , i think this is a direct indicator

of some genocide, some kind of nazi eradication, i don’t know what to call it, our heating season started yesterday, the heating in the apartments has already been turned on. but it is clear that the fat will get heavier, as always in winter, but what is the situation again in latvia with this moment? well, i was interested just recently, for 280 euros, that’s without heating, in a three-room apartment, the family must pay, well, all these expenses are included, yes, 280 euros, when the heating season begins, this bill grows to 500-550. from the euro, respectively, and i was interested, i say, what kind of accounts, i lived in a private house, it was difficult for me , how to judge, i say, what were the accounts before the start of the svo in ukraine, he he says,

we paid half as much, half as much, as soon as these sanctions towards russia began, we immediately got everything up twice, well, accordingly, of course, no one increased the salaries, the minimum... they increased something, but this, these are pennies, what are the average salaries, on average, well, on average, we have very high, high salaries for ministers, for officials, and 1000. let’s say, yes, this is the best salary for the common people, because many people receive from 700 euros, 700 euros, and few reach up to a thousand, unless, of course, this is combined with large bureaucratic salaries , the average is a normal figure, yes, but we have 3000 officials, as far as i know, the rest is everything, well, yes, there are some rich people there, too, a small percentage of their own business, big business, because small businesses here are no longer able to cope, there are

no bills, no, no, the fact that they have to pay taxes on workers, on their own, yes, they are essentially becoming too much to bear, i would like to convey to ours and to yours, yes, that in europe it is not so good, in belarus it is not as scary as our devils paint it there, i met in donetsk with a serviceman of the russian...' army with belarusian roots, call sign irish, he was born and lived for 24 years in the republic of latvia, served in the latvian special forces, but he did not agree to serve as part of nato. latvia in itself is a very beautiful country, very beautiful, the problem is that whoever runs that country needs to be freed from themselves.

until 2004, when latvia joined nato, everyone lived together, served together, studied together, after 2004, when i refused to sign a contract with america, and they gave me time to get out of the country, i’m not what i hope i know that it’s not me, but we there we'll be back. it started as pro-russian, from the state security service, the state security service, and already in the fifteenth year, when they brought charges against me, there were serious articles, it even went as far as international terrorism. in 1999, ilyas found himself in yugoslavia as part of a peacekeeping mission, and it was then that he first became acquainted with the consequences of military actions by nato militants. this was the first impression,

this is what it is like, nato, when sarajevo and belgrade were being destroyed, this was the first impression, that as far as we are concerned latvia was told, here's nato, how good it is, how the northern alliance is, that's all when. the first time i saw with my own eyes, i saw what they were doing, that is, you already automatically, well, make a decision about your future, that well, just not there, and if you go back, that in 2004, when they came to latvia, this is one one of those moments when you think about it, think from the first second, no, because you’ve already been through all this, you’ve seen it all, except for the hot spots. which throughout the world opens the north atlantic alliance led by the united states and

yes, our hero had questions about the moral part that the western world is promoting, the story is about ilyas’s son, who went to first grade in a european school, he went to first grade, but he called me, he says, we need to talk, uh, he came back with work, and he tells me, look, dad , you're... educating, you're telling me like this , at school the teacher is the opposite, she says, she says, here you boys meet girls, if you don't like it, you can meet the boys , yes, no need to be shy, no need to be afraid if parents they will be against it, tell us, in europe, this is even if a russian speaker came, let’s say, that’s how my story was, i came to school, it’s already my fault that i came there, because i’m russian, that’s why, there’s no grichka, fascisation

- is this a myth or reality, looking at the events that are increasingly covering the states adjacent to belarus , it becomes clear that this is the same process that was defeated during the great patriotic war, the second world war, and today it has acquired a new color and a new strength, as then, russian speakers are painted as evil, slavic culture, traditions are presented as something from the stone... age, there is only one reason: our traditions, our history are stronger than the new european principles and rules that have no future, because they are artificial, why everything well... latvians who come to belarus live here better than in their homeland, or is it something else, balayake lebedeva is with you, see you in the next program.