Promotion in support of Belarusians in St. Petersburg In St. Petersburg, on September 19 near the Consulate of Belarus, residents of the city lined up in a chain of solidarity - so they want to support Belarusians who have been going to protest against the results of the presidential election since August, a correspondent of North. Realia reports. Promotion in support of Belarusians in St. Petersburg About 50 people came to the action - both Russian citizens and Belarus.

An illustrative photo In St. Petersburg in the pool, which is located on Yaroslav Gashek Street, eight children were poisoned in pairs of chlorine, five were hospitalized. This was reported on the sites of departments of the Investigative Committee and Rospotrebnadzor in St. Petersburg. The pool was in the fitness club "Fitness House". It conducted a lesson for children. After them, eight children felt badly, five were hospitalized. Five children remain in the hospital.

An illustrative photo A resident of the village of Polgort in Komi was fined 1 thousand rubles for not wanting to lower the car glass to show the documents to the policeman, according to the website of the Syktyvdinsky court. The driver refused to transfer the documents to the inspector, because he was afraid to become infected with coronavirus.

Maxim Martsinkevich In St. Petersburg, the Solovetsky stone rally takes place in the memory of the nationalist Maxim Martsinkevich, nicknamed Tesac, reports the Telegram channel "Agit Russia". He died in the Chelyabinsk pre -trial detention center. Maxim Markintsevich's memory action. Photo Agit Russia About two dozen people gathered at the Solovetsky stone, they laid flowers to the photograph of Markintsevich. Several police officers are on duty on the spot.

Santa Park, Rovaniemi This year, Christmas will pass without Santa. One of the most popular places for visiting tourists in Finland-the village of Santa Claus in Lapland-will be closed this winter. Due to coronavirus restrictions and lack of tourists, Finnish business incurred colossal losses. Representatives of the Lapland tourism industry are asking the government to abandon the obligatory quarantine for arriving from Russia. The correspondent of the North.

Margarita Shkarlat The order of the NKVD to eliminate the "spies", identified among the Russian workers of the Sino-Eastern Railway returning to their homeland, was released on September 20, 1937. During the year, more than 21 thousand people were sentenced to execution, another 10 thousand received deadlines in the camps. The correspondent of the North.