CEC Head Ella Pamfilova Voting on amendments to the Constitution will be held even if you refuse to work some members of the regional precinct commissions. This was written by Kommersant with reference to a source in the Central Election Commission. Members of the election commission with a ruling vote published an appeal to colleagues not to participate in the organization of voting due to the threat of coronavirus. It states that voting creates a danger to members of the election and voters.

Xiamozero The third cassation court of general jurisdiction in St. Petersburg canceled the verdict of the Petrozavodsky court against instructors of the children's camp in Siamozer, where children were killed in 2016. The case against Valery Krupodrshikov and Pavel Ilyin will be considered again, according to the court website.

In Murmansk, an traffic police officer was accused of exceeding official powers using violence. A criminal case has been opened, the regional administration of the Investigative Committee said . According to investigators, the policeman wanted to stop the moving car. The driver ignored the employee’s demand and tried to hide, committing several gross violations of the road rules. Wed VKontakte Wed in classmates Wed on Twitter Later, the driver stopped and began to get out of the car on his own.

Poster to voting on amendments to the Constitution, St. Petersburg Before voting on amendments to the Constitution of employees of state institutions of St. Petersburg and other cities of the region, they ask to peel off from the voting site at the place of residence and attach to the nearest site at the place of work, and they are required to vote on a specific day.

489 Russian doctors died of coronavirus, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the head of Roszdravnadzor Alla Samoilova. Currently, 7660 deaths from coronavirus are recorded in Russia. According to the project "Memory List" , 444 medical workers died during the pandemic. Doctors throughout the country have repeatedly complained about working conditions and lack of personal protective equipment. Many employees had to quit due to pressure from the leadership.

An illustrative photo The Tosnensky District Court of the Leningrad Region satisfied the request of the former deputy of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg from United Russia Svetlana Nesterova, convicted of bribes, to release from the colony a parole. This was reported by the press service of the courts of the regions.

An illustrative photo In Cherepovets, the case was transferred to the court against an investigator who was accused of stole 50 thousand rubles and a gun from material evidence. This was reported by the press service of the Investigative Committee in the Vologda Oblast. According to investigators, in the fall of 2018, the policeman referred the case of the illegal trafficking of drugs to a colleague. In the case, 50 thousand rubles were not found, which were seized from the suspect in the case.

The Apology of Protest launched the project “The right to choose”, in which it will provide legal assistance to those who are under the vote on amendments to the Constitution. About this North. Realia was told by the head of the project Alexei Glukhov. “We are observing that members of the election commissions, journalists who cover the preparation for the voting day, agitators who put up leaflets are subjected to persecution by the authorities.

In Karelia, an employee of the correctional colony No. 9, Igor Tuzov, whose employees were previously accused of torture, wrote an application for the journalist of "Mediazons" Alla Konstantinov. About this writes "Mediazona".

Roskomnadzor announced that the Telegram messenger in Russia would unlock the Telegram messenger. This was reported on the website of the department. According to the text of the message, an unlock agreement has been reached with the Prosecutor General. "We positively evaluate the readiness to counteract terrorism and extremism expressed by the founder of telegrams," the service said in a statement. Access to the service was blocked by court decision in April 2018.

Mikhail Tsakunov The Tver court of Moscow partially satisfied the lawsuit of a resident of St. Petersburg Mikhail Tsakunov, who required compensation for 2 million rubles for illegal criminal prosecution after the action "He is not a king" in 2018. About this North. Realia was told by his lawyer Pavel Yasman. The court decided to pay Tsakunov, who was justified in the case of the application of violence to a police officer, 750 thousand rubles as compensation for non -pecuniary damage.

The governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglov, said that the city has exhausted the possibilities of re -profiling of existing hospitals under Koronavirus, reports Fontanka. According to Beglov, now 10.5 thousand infectious beds are equipped in St. Petersburg. “In practice, we reached the level when it is no longer possible to convert other hospitals,” the emergency quoted the words of the head of the city.

Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov In the Komi Republic, a criminal case was opened against unknown people who transferred 30 billion rubles from the branch of the Pension Fund of Russia to a non -state pension fund (NPF), Interfax writes with reference to the report of the Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov. According to Krasnov, the money was transferred according to fake documents to the Pension Fund "Consent". Against whom a criminal case has been instituted is unknown.

An illustrative photo In Murmansk, employees of local hospitals asked Governor Andrei Chibis to hold a Victory parade without spectators. A letter to Chibis was written by the editorial of the Murmansk Regional Organization of the Trade Union of Health Workers Olga Suna. According to her, health workers are worried that after the parade in the city, outbreaks of coronavirus will begin.

An illustrative photo On June 17, the Pskov search engines discovered a burial near the village of could, where the concentration camp for Soviet prisoners of war was located. This was reported by the "Search Movement of Russia." The remains were located outside the territory of the former concentration camp no further than 100 meters, approximately at a depth of 70-80 centimeters. “The safety of the bones is good. The remains are mixed, they are on top of each other.