In the Moscow district of St. Petersburg, at the intersection of Ordzhonikidze Street and Moskovsky Prospekt, a pipe with boiling water broke through. This was reported by eyewitnesses. Edition 78.ru, citing a source in law enforcement agencies, writes that one man was injured. According to the publication, he scalded his legs. He was hospitalized at the Ambulance Research Institute named after Gianelidze, writes 78.ru. Eyewitnesses post photos with an ambulance at the scene of the accident.

The St. Petersburg metro said that it symbolizes the letter on the metro logo and why it is blue. As explained in the subway, the underground transport of the Soviet Union belonged to the Ministry of Railways and were indicated by a single logo - the pointed letter "M". At the same time, the letters were distinguished by color. For example, in Moscow it was red, and in St. Petersburg it was blue.

Copies of reproducers of the time of the blockade Leningrad appeared on houses on Nevsky Prospekt. This was reported by the press service of Smolny. Reproductors placed in the city on the eve of the 75th anniversary of the complete liberation of Leningrad from the blockade. Loudspeakers are included in the current system of sound warning, which operates in St. Petersburg and can be used.

The Office of the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) for St. Petersburg opened a case against five road enterprises in St. Petersburg. They are suspected of caring conspiracy at 13 auctions on the maintenance of the city’s roads, which included the obligation to remove snow. According to the agency, the company "Center", "Kolomyazhskoye", "Avtopark No. 7 Spetrans", "Path" and "Avtodor St. Petersburg" concluded a cartel agreement, the total amount of contracts amounted to 8 billion rubles.

The St. Petersburg authorities cannot cleanse the city of snow and mud for half January. This forces people to remove the streets themselves and in various ways to attract the attention of officials to what is happening. The townspeople write the name of the acting governor on snowdrifts and pushes a bus from them, and activists carry bags with snow to Smolny. "Paper" talks about the attempts of citizens to rectify the situation on their own.

Photo: Yegor Tsvetkov / "Paper" Since childhood, Karl Kornekho heard stories about Leningrad from the Ekvador father, who traveled around the Soviet Union in his youth. Four years ago, she moved to Petersburg to study the history of art. Here, Karl met her future husband, and together they opened a YouTube channel about traveling, in which they destroy stereotypes about different countries.

The Amazon, saddled the crocodile, is a girl in a lace dress, a large well -fed pig and a small eye dinosaur. "Paper" collected the eleven most beautiful and strange snowmen, blinded by Petersburgers this winter. Bogatyrsky Prospekt. Photo: Alena Smirnova Photo: "Kalininsky district Light" Photo: Asya Senicheva Photo: "Kalininsky district Light"

On the morning of January 15, an industrial climber fell from the roof of the PIK shopping center near the Sennaya Square metro station. This was reported by TASS with reference to a source in law enforcement agencies. The man broke off the roof when he cleaned the roof of the building from snow and ice. The incident occurred at five in the morning. Now the victim is in the hospital in serious condition. Police officers find out the details of the incident.

At the Palace of Marriage No. 1 on the morning of January 15, a multi -meter queue lined up. This is reported by users on social networks. Eyewitnesses say that about 200 people stood in line. In the comments, this is associated with the fact that Petersburgers want to file a statement earlier to play a wedding on a “beautiful date”. From January 15, Petersburgers may submit an application for marriage for the period from April to December 2019.

In the next three years, the city administration promises to lay 16 new bike paths in St. Petersburg. This was reported by the Committee for the Development of Transport Infrastructure. In 2019, the authorities plan to open eight routes with a length of about 33 kilometers. For example, in the city there will be a bicycle path from Bucharestskaya Street to Volkovsky Prospekt and from Culture Avenue to Kantemirovskaya Street.

A tea bar, Tea Bar LSD, has opened on the fourth floor of the Golitsyn Loft space on the Fontanka River embankment, 20. It was opened by the owner of the surfing school Life Surf Dream ( LSD Surf ) Nikita Kononovich. At the tea bar you can drink oolong tea, puer shusheng, gaba tea, te guan yin and others. You can also smoke hookah there. Tea Bar LSD has a store where you can buy 30 varieties of tea from China, Taiwan and other countries.

In St. Petersburg, Gleb Emelchenkov, who was accused of fraud in executing an order from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, was released from a pre -trial detention center and was again detained to investigate a new criminal case. This was reported by TASS with reference to Emelchenkov’s lawyer. Emelychenkova was arrested in January 2018.

The Nevsky District Court of St. Petersburg terminated the proceedings in the criminal case of Eduard Nikitin, who was judged under the article “Exciting hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity” (282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) for reposts of caricature and an anecdot in VKontakte. Nikitin asked about the termination of the case by the state prosecution in connection with the partial decriminalization of Article 282 of the Criminal Code.

Activists of the “New Duplicity” left bags of snow and ice collected from the streets of the city at the doors of the St. Petersburg Improvement Committee. This was reported on the movement’s social networks. The addresses of the snowdrifts are written on the bags of snow, to which the administration should pay attention. They brought unremoved snow and ice from city streets to the building of the Committee for the Improvement of St. Petersburg.

The Veles Wild Animal Center raised 70 thousand rubles in the VKontakte group and bought out a seven -month Lioner Simon, which became known when its owner walked her on Energetikov Avenue in St. Petersburg. As the owner himself said, he decided to sell the lioness, as she grew quickly. Initially, he planned to sell it to the zoo or, as the media wrote with reference to his words, to a private person. When it became known about this, Veles announced a fee of money for the ransom of the lioness.