The Nikolaev hospital in Peterhof began taking patients with coronavirus infection and suspicion of it. This was reported to the press service of the healthcare committee. 350 beds were deployed in the hospital, of which 69 are for patients with severe Covid-19, which may require artificial lung ventilation. For the hospital, ten Ivl devices were bought.

On Nevsky Prospekt, 80, the flagship store of the H&M brand closed, which has worked for more than 10 years. About this writes "Business Petersburg." According to the publication, an announcement on the closure of the point without indicating the reason appeared on the door of the store. The Yandex.Mash Card service reports that the store is no longer working, and in 2GIS it is said that the branch was removed from the reference book.

At the intersection of Malaya Balkanskaya and Kupchinskaya streets, an accident with a school bus occurred, there are victims. This was reported by Fontanka with reference to the administration of the Frunze district. According to the publication, the bus belongs to the socio-rehabilitation center for minors of the Frunze district, five children were injured. At the same time, in Komzdrav, four injured children and one adult were reported. Update from 18:50 According to the traffic police in St.

Petersburg investigators withdrew a petition sent to the Smolninsky District Court on the arrest of the mother -in -law of the rapper Alexander Yushko (Andy Cartwright), which is suspected of murdering of murder. This was reported by the Joint press service of the courts. In this regard, the court suspended the consideration of a possible preventive measure to a woman. Elena Kohal was detained on October 14, since then the court has extended the time for the detention of the suspect.

By October 19, 15,982 new cases of coronavirus were registered in Russia, of which 686 in St. Petersburg. It is reported by the operaste. In official statistics in St. Petersburg, 52,592 diseases by coronavirus since the beginning of the epidemic are now registered. Of these, 33,857 recovered, 3422 fell into the statistics of the dead. In a month, the number of sick in St. Petersburg increased by 12 thousand.

The Primorsky District Court of St. Petersburg sent under house arrest the head of the administration of the Vyborg district of the Leningrad region Gennady Orlov, detained in the case of embezzlement of at least 700 million rubles from the budget. This was reported by the United press service of the courts. Orlov is suspected that he entered into official documents obviously false data on the allegedly completed construction work, which were not actually carried out.

From October 26, the authorities of St. Petersburg will reduce the working hours of catering enterprises to 23:00. This was reported to the press service of the vice-governor Evgeny Elin. Due to the pandemic of the coronavirus, the restrictions in the work will be valid from 23:00 to 6:00. “Let's dance a little less, we get a little less and give less work to our healthcare system,” Elin said.

According to official statistics, since September in St. Petersburg, the daily number of those who have recovered from coronavirus by is half the number of cases. Experts in the field of statistics and epidemiology believe that such a coincidence is impossible. In Smolny, they say that they do not have time to fix all the recovered, but they do not explain the pattern in any way. "Paper" says what is known about the situation.

Why do Petersburgers love the Primorsky district so much? Here they admire the bay, walk among wooden cottages and “German cottages”, and also look at the long -grained market for farm products. Together with the partner of the material - the RTI holding ( Rosstroyinvest) “Paper” tells how the Primorsky district is good for life and entertainment. The material was prepared with the help of a club of friends of the publication - readers and employees advised their favorite places.

In a large Finnish newspaper Iltalehti, the material of the journalist Hel Salonen was published, which claims that Alexander Pushkin could die from tuberculosis. Attention was paid to TJ. The Iltalehti article tells about tuberculosis and restrictions that were introduced into Finland due to the spread of the disease, as well as parallels with restrictions due to coronavirus.

In St. Petersburg, a man born in 1990 was arrested, who is accused of killing a blockade in an apartment on Ushinsky Street. This was reported by the IC of the Russian Federation in the city. According to investigators, on October 6, 2020, the accused during the conflict with an elderly neighbor strangled her with a lace, hid the body in the closet, and then disappeared from the scene of the crime.

All signs with the names of the victims of political repressions that had previously lived in this building were removed from the house No. 23 on Rubinstein Street. This happened due to a complaint of three local residents, Fontanka found out . The plates on the facade of the Dovlatovsky House were installed as part of the project "Last address". Its founder journalist Sergei Parkhomenko said that he was in the course of removing the tablets.

Residents of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region share photos of the first snow in social networks, which fell in both regions on the night of October 19. For more than an hour, wet snow is in the city, it is called the "cry of nature." In the field of precipitation, trees, roads and houses have already been wrapped. "Paper" shows five pictures from social networks. The weather forecaster Mikhail Leus says that in St.

In the 2020s, the Peterhof Museum-Reserve visited 1.387 million people, which is 60 % less than last year. It is reported by TASS. “The complete absence of foreign tourists, restrictions on the number of one -time visitors to museums and parks, as well as a general decline in interest in tourism,” the museum said. This year, the fountain season lasted only three months due to the pandemic of coronavirus. Since October 19, the entrance to the Parks "Peterhof" was made free.

All 16 plates with the names of the victims of political repressions established by the project “Last address” were removed from the house No. 23 on Rubinstein Street. This was done due to complaints of three residents. The creator of the “Last Address”, journalist Sergei Parkhomenko, says that the installation of signs is agreed with the “eldest house”, but some owners “could not come to terms with the existence of tablets”. Residents say that there was no coordination.