Sever.RealitiesOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 8 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceSever.Realities·Apr 16, 2020"Arbitrariness, similar to genocide." Fishermen banned the exit to the seaMurmansk fishermen have not been able to go to sea for two weeks. One of the measures of the regional government to non -proliance of coronavirus was the ban on the release of small vessels in the Barents Sea. The inhabitants of Teriberki were the first to pray: they were left without their main breadwinner. North. Realities listened to local fishermen who do not understand who and how they can infect an open water virus. Alexander Nosov - a pensioner from the city of Polar Zori Murmansk Region.Анна Яровая; Антон НекаевSever.Realities·Apr 16, 2020"We are in the full ass." Will Putin's promises to business in the regions helpOn April 15, President Vladimir Putin promised to allocate financial support for 200 billion rubles to regions. And he guaranteed support for small and medium -sized businesses: 12,130 rubles per month will be allocated to companies for the salary of one employee. The correspondent of the North. Realia found that not all businessmen understand how this support will work in practice, and do not consider the proposed measures sufficient.Сергей МаркеловSever.Realities·Apr 16, 2020Komi: A resident suited half a million rubles for the death of a childAn illustrative photo The Supreme Court of the Komi Republic ordered the Corterassian hospital to pay 500 thousand rubles to the mother of a deceased newborn child. It is reported by Kominform. The woman demanded to recover three million rubles from the Central District Hospital. The publication notes that in May in 2018, a resident of the Cortekensky district in the Central District Hospital gave birth to a boy through Cesarean section. Two days later, the child died.RFE; RLSever.Realities·Apr 16, 2020Pskov: The consideration of the case Svetlana Prokopieva was postponed due to coronavirusSvetlana Prokopyeva The preliminary visiting meeting of the Second Western District Military Court in the case of Svetlana Prokopieva was postponed due to quarantine in coronavirus. This was reported to the North. Reali correspondent in the reception of the Pskov Regional Court. “In connection with the coronavirus, it will be postponed. But the meeting will be announced about this,” said the instance employee.Людмила СавицкаяSever.Realities·Apr 16, 2020In Karelia, the UK was looking for a missing family that was self -isolationAn illustrative photo In Karelia, investigators of the Investigative Committee were looking for a missing family of four, who were self -isolation and did not communicate with anyone. This was reported by the press service of the regional UK. The department said that on April 15, investigators checked the apartment "missing", in which they discovered parents with missing children.RFE; RLSever.Realities·Apr 16, 2020How residents of St. Petersburg in courts explain why they violated the self -isolation regimeAn illustrative photo In St. Petersburg, the courts began to fine citizens for violating the self -isolation regime. From April 1, 24 protocols were drawn up. The press service of the city courts made a list of explanations that citizens cite to explain why they went out into the street. "I spent a week at home with a child. Further it could not continue" "I went out to smoke" (Park 3 quarters from home) "I am Petya. I agree with everything" "I do not agree.Sever.Realities·Apr 16, 2020Putin transferred the Victory ParadeRussian President Vladimir Putin postponed the Victory Parade. Putin made a statement during a meeting of the Security Council of Russia. Putin also demanded that the Ministry of Defense change the rehearsal schedule for military personnel who will be involved in the parade. Veteran organizations previously turned to Putin with a request to postpone the Victory Parade from May 9 to a later date.RFE; RLSever.Realities·Apr 16, 2020Novgorod: "Sitting Rus'" asked to check the case of a fake about coronavirusHead of "Rus Sitting" Olga Romanova Olga Romanova, head of the Rus Sitting Foundation, sent a letter to the general prosecutor of Russia Igor Krasnov, in which she asked to check the initiation of a criminal case of a fake about the spread of coronavirus in the Novgorod colony. She reported this on Facebook. Romanova wrote that after the initiation of a criminal case, neither she nor the employees of the fund were interviewed, information about initiating the case was received to them.