Petersburg: from Covid, the Yaroslavl writer and historian Jan Levin died

The Yaroslavl historian, writer and businessman Jan Levin died in St. Petersburg at the age of 39. The death of Levin was informed by his relatives on the Facebook page on the social network. Levin was in the St. Petersburg hospital after he fell ill with coronavirus, clarifies the publication 76.ru.

The writer's health state worsened last Thursday, then the doctors transferred him into intensive care and connected it to the IVL apparatus.

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In Yaroslavl, Levin owned several restaurants. Jan Levin is the author of the books "100 details of Yaroslavl", "To the last sea" (on traveling around the world), "Hunting for insurance boards" (on the search for old tablets on houses). Thanks to Levin in Yaroslavl, a monument to a lost wallet and a monument to the lost iPhone appeared.

The governor of the Yaroslavl region Dmitry Mironov expressed condolences because of Levin’s death, promising to preserve "memory and those details, features of the city that appeared thanks to Yana."

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