On 16 uprisings Street, 16 opened the second Japanese diner Pobo, representatives of the Restaurant Holding Committee, which managed the project, told Paper . The first institution under this brand works on Bolshaya Zelenina Street, not far from the Chkalovskaya metro station. The kitchen of the new diner was headed by the Pobo brand-chef Aziz Dauzhanov. Products in POBO - from different countries and regions. For example, there is Japanese rice, salmon from Faroe Island and Tuna from Sri Lanka.

Four stained -glass windows at the Chernyshevskaya metro station, which crashed yesterday morning, will be restored a month later. This was reported by the press service of the State Unitary Enterprise "Petersburg Metro". The deputy head of the metro Dmitry Burin said that about 30 days it would be necessary to make new double -glazed windows of the desired size. He also said that the preliminary cause of the broken glass is the piston effect of excess air pressure in the lobby.

Scientists from different countries signed an open letter to the Russian authorities about the political situation in the country.

Some police officers in different ways closed the numbers on breast tokens at a rally in St. Petersburg on January 31. The photographer David Frenkel paid attention to this on his Twitter. In the photographs taken on the rally in the city center, it is clear that the police were impending a belt to the token or covered it with a portable camera “Watch”. Because of this, it was impossible to consider the number completely and identify the employee.

The Pussy Riot group published a new video “Enrages” to the title composition from the album, the output of which is scheduled for May 2021. Filming of this clip was torn by the police in St. Petersburg in February 2020. The premiere took place at Medusa. The video and the composition are dedicated to Alexei Navalny, who was poisoned by the Novice poison, presumably the FSB officers, and upon returning from treatment in Germany, were placed in the Sailor Silence pre -trial detention center.

Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov explained the detention of more than five thousand people on protests on January 31 by the fact that the rallies were not agreed, but “hooligans and provocateurs” participated in them. The recording of his speech at the briefing is given by the Mayak radio.

The police in St. Petersburg detained a participant in the protest campaign on January 31, who attacked an employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on Sennaya Square. A criminal case was opened against him under an article on the application of violence to a representative of the authorities ( part 318 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ). This was reported to the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the city and the region.

On the protest campaign in St. Petersburg on January 31, according to the latest data from the OVD-Info, more than 1300 people were detained. This is twice as much as at an anti-corruption rally in the summer of 2017, when the previous anti-record was established. “Paper” compared the number of detentions on all large protests since 2000 - and was convinced that there was nothing like this in the modern history of St. Petersburg.

The Commissioner for Human Rights in St. Petersburg, Alexander Shishlov, called the “actually military operation” of law enforcement agencies in relation to participants in the protest rally on January 31. This was reported by the press service of the Ombudsman. According to Shishlov, at least 7 thousand people took part in the rally in St. Petersburg, of which more than 1 thousand were detained.

In relation to the mother of an 11-year-old girl, who was detained on January 31 at a protest campaign in St. Petersburg, they may initiate a criminal case under an article on leaving in danger (Article 125 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). This was announced by the press service of the Leningrad Region Government with reference to the Commissioner for the Rights of the Child of the region of the region Tamaru Litvinov.

Three graduates of the St. Petersburg Theater University record videos for Tiktok, which depict scenes from pre -revolutionary Russia. The video where they dance in uniforms on Palace under the song Rasputin became viral and collected a million views. Piterville also has videos with the characters of “Crime and Punishment”, Chekhov and Lermontov. "Paper" says what is known about the Piterville team and what videos they post in their Tiktok.

The courts in St. Petersburg arrested 50 people who were detained on a protest campaign on January 31. This was reported by the United press service of the city courts. The Pushkin District Court appointed 33 administrative arrests, Petrogradsky - 9, and Nevsky - 8. At least 80 people received fines. The courts finished the cases at about 3 a.m. In total, according to the OVD-Info, 1176 people were detained in St. Petersburg.

Petersburg courts considered 192 cases of administrative offenses at the protest campaign on January 31. In total, 400 cases were registered in the city courts. This was reported by the United press service of the vessels of St. Petersburg. According to the results of the court hearings in St. Petersburg, 66 people received administrative arrests, another 118 - fines for offenses. The Vyborg District Court turned out to be the most productive.

Last week in St. Petersburg, the number of patients with the Covid-19, who were hospitalized in the hospitals of the city, again decreased. This was announced by the chairman of the Health Committee Dmitry Lisovets. According to Lisovts, from January 25 to January 31, 3556 people with Covid-19 or suspicion of it were hospitalized in St. Petersburg. This is 9 % less than a week earlier. Moreover, every fourth patient patient (26 %) is in serious condition. Of these, 297 people - on Ivl.

Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to study the issue of creating a museum-reserve at Okhtinsky Cape in St. Petersburg. This was reported on the Kremlin website. The order states that the Ministry of Culture of Russia must, together with the Government of St. Petersburg and PJSC Gazprom, consider the creation of the historical and archaeological museum-reserve on Okhtinsky Cape and submit an appropriate proposal. The president’s order should be fulfilled before May 1.