A Russian post is like a suitcase without a handle. It's hard to carry, it's a shame to give up. So they try to get God knows what out of it: a cross between a grocery store with a paramedic and midwives station, a pharmacy and a bank branch. There was a cartoon about "peacock-duck-hedgehog", but the Russian post has already surpassed this monster. But for some reason it didn't help her. Probably because she never learned to deliver letters on time. The Russian government has allowed the sale of popular medicines in rural post offices and mobile pharmacies. Only employees who have undergone special training in receiving, storing and dispensing medicines will be able to sell them, but they are not allowed to give advice on choosing the medicines. What kind of world will we build for our children? depends on us