The court in St. Petersburg was fined by the Small Drama Theater for 15 thousand rubles

The court in St. Petersburg appointed a fine of 15 thousand rubles to a small drama theater. This was reported by "New Gazeta Europe."

The Kuibyshevsky District Court of St. Petersburg ruled that MDT violated sanitary rules and hygiene standards, and also did not conduct sanitary-hygienic and anti-epidemic measures.

The theater with the arguments of the prosecution does not agree. According to New, MDT should open today.

On May 11, the court registered an administrative case against the theater under an article on violation of sanitary rules.

For which the theater was judged

On May 6, it became known that MDT was sealed at least on May 12 at the request of Rospotrebnadzor, and all performances were canceled. State agencies argued that Rospotrebnadzor recorded "numerous sanitary and epidemiological disorders."

According to the North. Realities, the auditors allegedly found defects in the field of fire safety and in the sanitary and epidemiological sphere, including "defects of wall and floor decoration in premises for storage of harvesting equipment, lack of marking on the mwabs and buckets and unconnected fluorography with some theater officers."

Later, the press service of the vessels of St. Petersburg listed a complete list of claims of Rospotrebnadzor. Among them:

- 15 cleaners and one janitor are allowed to work without vaccinations against typhoid fever.

- On the production table in the dining room, personal items (telephone, keys, cosmetics) were stored.

- Do not instruct personnel on disinfection.

- The cook and the buffet were checked for infections after employment.

• In April 2023, MDT forced to suffer performances with the participation of actor Danila Kozlovsky. Earlier, activist Vitaly Borodin, known for his denunciations, complained to Kozlovsky’s Prosecutor General. He asked the department to check the actor to discredit the Russian army. In response, Kozlovsky filed a lawsuit against Borodin about the protection of honor and dignity. He called his complaints "fantasies." The court did not accept the actor’s claim due to incomplete data of the defendant, writes Sota. On May 15, it became known that Kozlovsky was going on vacation until the end of the year, and all performances with his participation were canceled.
• After a full -scale military invasion of Ukraine, the Russian authorities began to pursue, including cultural figures who opposed the war. Hundreds of directors, actors, musicians and artists faced the inability to engage in professional activities in Russia and were forced to leave the country.