The working week in St. Petersburg will begin with warming up to +11 degrees. This was reported on the website of the Federal State Budgetary Institution "North-Western Directorate for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring". As the weather forecaster of the Fobos center Mikhail Leus says , this temperature is 3-4 degrees higher than normal. According to the expert, the weather in St. Petersburg forms the comb an anticyclone, it also lowers the likelihood of rains.

The St. Petersburg branch of the Glavgosexpertiza approved the documentation for the construction of the passenger railway platform near the Lakhta Center. This was reported by the press service of the department. The platform will be built on the stretch of the new village - Lakhta of the Sestroretsky direction of the October Railway, on the right side of the current path.

In the attic of a residential building on the Moscow highway, 14 (Corps 1) found ammunition from the time of the Great Patriotic War. This was reported by TASS with reference to the Office of the Russian Guard in St. Petersburg. The ammunition was found in the evening of October 25 during the repair of the roof. Residents of the three entrances were evacuated, explosives took a mine to the landfill for destruction. According to experts, a mortar mine was found in the attic.

In 2020, the Russians were more passionate about the preparation for Halloween than in 2019. Demand for goods for the holiday throughout the country grew by 18 %, in St. Petersburg - by 25 %. This was reported to the press service of the Avito service. This year, not only the outfits of witches and pirates are presented in the assortment, but also a two -meter coronavirus costume, an inflatable suit of a green microbe and protective masks with various prints, including painted fangs.

The 13th LGBT Kinofilia "Bok O Bok" will be held in St. Petersburg in November, the organizers told Paper . This fall, the event will take place in a mixed format: shows are organized in the Palma mansion, and festival films can also be seen on the Festival Scope online platform. The main topics of the festival: Quir-space, the life of older LGBT people and transgender people in media.

Smolny will allocate subsidies 13 city public baths. This was announced at a meeting with government members by the governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov. Eight joint -stock companies belonging to the city and including 13 baths will allocate about 13.2 million rubles. With this money, enterprises will be able to pay off salary debts in order to save teams. Debts accumulated in three and a half months, during which baths could not work due to restrictions against coronavirus.

Over the past day, 17,347 cases of infection with coronavirus have revealed in Russia, of which 715 in St. Petersburg. This is reported by the opera to combat the spread of infection. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the number of Covid-19 sick in Russia exceeded 1.5 million and now is 1,531,224. Of these, according to official statistics, 1,146,096 recovered, 26,269 died. In St. Petersburg, 390 patients were recovered per day, lethal cases were not recorded.

Yandex first revealed the statistics on the issuance of users of its services to the authorities. For the first half of 2020, Yandex received 15.3 thousand such requests, of which he rejected 2.4 thousand. The Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Investigative Committee, the prosecutor’s office, the FAS, the FCS, the courts and some other bodies can request user data in Russia.

How do Petersburgers have fun at home? “Paper” publishes the stories of readers and employees in partnerships with “ St. Petersburg real estate ” . They talk about work from bed, watching a video in the bath and exciting reading comments on social networks. In the fall, “Petersburg Real Estate” launched the project “Naturally at Home” - this is a series of videos in which pets observe and comment on the behavior of their owners in a relaxed home environment.

Leonid Parfyonov launched the new season of the Pacema program, covering the period from 2011 to 2015. The first issue of 2011 is already available on the Yetyub channel of the journalist. The first issue is dedicated to the key events of 2011: the transfer of power from Dmitry Medvedev back to Vladimir Putin, protests in Bolotnaya Square, death of Steve Jobs, the premiere of “Game of Thrones”.

The fifth pavilion "LenExpo" received a license for medical activities. In the pavilion, patients with coronavirus begin to receive, the press service of Smolny reports with reference to the vice-governor of St. Petersburg Oleg Ergashev. According to Ergashev, in the fifth pavilion today will begin to place patients in average and serious condition. The room has 295 beds, including 15 resuscitation beds with Ivl devices.

On weekends on October 24 and 25, Rubinstein Street was supposed to become a pedestrian at night, but this did not happen - the cars continued to drive, despite the established traffic signs. According to eyewitnesses, the number of cars did not decrease compared to past weeks. “Paper” gathered the opinions of residents of the street, municipal deputies and restaurateurs about why the experiment did not work and whether this measure is needed at all.

On Kamennoostrovsky Prospekt, 29 opened the “Turn on the Heat” coffee shop, representatives of the institution told Paper . The project was launched by the student of the Stieglitz Academy Alexander Patsamanyuk, friends and relatives helped her. The small hall consists of two floors, it is designed for ten seats. The room was designed with ceramic tiles, almost all the furniture was brought from Finland.

27 charitable organizations turned to the Russian authorities due to the lack of drugs for the treatment of cancer patients. This was reported to the ADVita press service, which also signed an open letter. Representatives of the NGOs call the current situation of catastrophic and ask to replenish the deficiency of the necessary drugs (among them - 26 antitumor drugs). The document is addressed to Vladimir Putin, Mikhail Mishustin, and ministers of health and industry.

In St. Petersburg, a man was detained who is suspected of killing a teacher of a local university. This was reported by the UK. According to investigators, the man strangled the woman in the apartment on Dimitrov Street, and then cut her off the thumb of the right hand to later use her mobile phone. A criminal case has been opened under an article on murder (part 1 of article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).