On Monday, April 1, the air temperature in St. Petersburg will rise to +17. 18 degrees, but on the remaining days of the week it will fall to +1. 3 degrees. This is warned by the main weather forecaster of the city, Alexander Kolesov. Details. By April 1, the temperature in the city gradually rose to +17. +18 degrees of heat by early April. This is the highest indicator in history, says Kolesov. After Monday, the temperature in St. Petersburg will drop sharply to +5.

On Tuesday, April 2, the Consulate General in St. Petersburg will begin to apply for applications for Schengen visas for Russians. This was reported by the VFS Global visa operator. Fontanka reported that the diplomatic officers are still connecting the system, so they can fully accept applications only from next week. Context. Bulgaria and Romania joined the Schengen zone on March 31, reported on the website of the European Commission. What you need to make visas.

Reducing stay in Russia and digital control. The Ministry of Internal Affairs proposed a new bill on migrants The Ministry of Internal Affairs has developed a bill that tightens migration control in Russia. This was announced by the representative of the department Irina Volk. What is proposed in the bill: The maximum visual stay of foreign citizens in Russia will be reduced to 90 days a year. Now the same period is valid within six months.

On March 29, the Ministry of Justice declared the “ino -agent” Boris Vishnevsky - the most noticeable opposition policy of St. Petersburg. In the Legislative Assembly of the city of Vishnevsky, it is represented by the Yabloko faction. The “paper” asked the newly -tied “Ino -Agent” how his work as a deputy of the Zaks will change and whether he plans to run for the governors of St. Petersburg. - Are you going to comply with all the requirements of the legislation on “foreign agents”?

Resort fee, month of improvement and the right of regions to prohibit the "nashery". What will change for Petersburgers and Russians in April In April in St. Petersburg, a resort fee, a month of improvement, acceptance of applications for admission to first grade and for the receipt of Schengen visas in consulates of Bulgaria and Romania began. What other changes await Petersburgers and other Russians - says “Paper” . Spring call.

Margarita Nikolaev. Photo: "Paper" Margarita Nikolaev. Photo: "Paper" In St. Petersburg, about a dozen historical cemeteries with pre -revolutionary tombstones have been preserved. On the most famous of them-Volkovsky, Smolensk, necropolis of the Alexander Nevsky Lavra-writers, artists, politicians, members of noble families are buried. And if, as a rule, they are careed for by cemeteries and restorers, then the graves of less famous people often come to desolation.

In St. Petersburg, the mass death of fish in the Olginsky pond was recorded, the Fontanka wrote with reference to readers. In Smolny, this was explained by natural reasons, the “paper” noticed oil spots next to the dead fish. Caution, below the news shows photos of dead fish. What the media and the authorities are talking about. The mass death of fish in the Olginsky pond was noticed by readers of Fontanka on Sunday, March 31.

On the last day of the election of the President of Russia, March 17, the activist and co -founder of the Parki AR Minda project Mariam Povanidze burned her Russian passport before the consulate of the Russian Federation in Istanbul. At the same time, she, the indigenous Muscovite, remains a citizen of Georgia. Due to the action, the dogovanidze was detained and put in the camp for illegal emigrants for four days, after which it was deported to Georgia.