In the “economy” category, Crimea beats everyone in terms of prices, but on the peninsula, for example, there is no popular “all inclusive” scheme Photo: Shutterstock After the annexation of Crimea to Russia in 2014, many cherished plans that the peninsula would eclipse, if not the Cote d'Azur, then at least Turkey. Since then, tourists have been arguing about where it is more profitable to go and where the quality of vacation is better - on our coast or on the Turkish coast.

Salmonella was found in 215 patients at a psychoneurological dispensary in the village of Elban, Khabarovsk Territory. Interfax reports this with reference to the press service of the governor and the regional government. It is clarified that more than 200 patients at the dispensary were diagnosed with an intestinal infection. They took samples. “As of the morning of July 12, the number of cases was 215 people.

The Kremlin commented on the statement of the head of the Human Rights Council, Mikhail Fedotov, about the beginning of an “epidemic” based on complaints of insulting the authorities.

A survey by the Public Opinion Foundation (FOM) showed that 29% of Russian residents feel anxious when contacting the police. As reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the results of a study by sociologists conducted on July 6-7 among 1.5 thousand respondents, 25% of Russians assess the work of the police as excellent or good, another 40% of respondents believe that “the police work satisfactorily,” and only 22% are of the opposite opinion.

The authorities of Karelia will ask the Ministry of Defense to postpone the repair of the region’s airport due to the possibility of disruption of the holiday season. On Friday, July 12, Deputy Prime Minister of the region Dmitry Rodionov promised deputies of the Karelian Legislative Assembly to appeal to the Ministry of Defense with a request to postpone the repair of the only airport in the region, Interfax writes.

A passenger was detained at Krasnodar airport for insulting security officers. As Interfax reports, citing a source, the detainee is actor Timur Efremenkov, known for the films “Champions” and “Legend No. 17.” According to the agency, the actor used obscene language when entering the airport and insulted aviation security officers. The detainee was taken to the department. The source claims that the actor was drunk. Efremenkov was fined 500 rubles for petty hooliganism.

Deputy Prosecutor General Vladimir Malinovsky resigned. Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation and State Building Andrei Klishas told Interfax about this. He clarified that the senators received documents confirming the dismissal of the deputy prosecutor general. According to Klishas, ​​Malinovsky is retiring due to length of service. Earlier, Kommersant wrote that Malinovsky may leave his post due to health problems.

The Russian National Guard has prepared a draft resolution giving it the protection of fields where poppies are grown for science and medicine. According to the document published on the portal of draft regulatory legal acts, the protection of crops containing narcotic plants will be carried out by units of the Russian Guard on a contractual basis.

Two families who were going on vacation to a healing spring in Tuva died while trying to cross the river in an UAZ. As stated on the website of the regional department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the accident occurred in the Bai-Taiginsky district in the west of the republic, when a UAZ vehicle overturned while trying to ford the Shui River. It is noted that as a result of the incident, all ten people in the SUV, including six children, died.

Photo: imagebroker/Alfred Schauhuber/Global Look Press Drinking fruit juice may increase your risk of cancer, study finds. Drinks containing sugar, such as orange juice or soda, increase the risk of tumors. French scientists have found that sugary drinks, including 100% fruit juices, are closely associated with the risk of all tumors. But drinks with artificial sweeteners like diet soda do not increase the risk of cancer.

Journalist Otar Kushanashvili - about those who fan the flames of discord between the residents of Russia and Georgia Photo: Otar Kushanashvili // photo: Anatoly Lomokhov / Global Look Press There is no need to pay attention to the rooster’s enthusiasm of my poorly educated, overgrown Georgian funnymen, who cannot even write the word “occupier” without errors in any of the languages; There is no hatred towards Russians in MY Georgia and in the factory, and the breeders of this whole dirty

In St. Petersburg, they are discussing the possibility of installing barriers between the sidewalk and the roadway on Nevsky Prospekt. As Interfax writes with reference to the press service of the Committee for the Development of Transport Infrastructure of St. Petersburg, in this way the city authorities want to reduce the accident rate on the avenue. For the same purpose, video cameras will soon be installed on Nevsky to record violations.

On Friday, July 12, a fire occurred in the building of the Russian State Archive of Literature and Art in Moscow. RIA Novosti reports this with reference to the capital's emergency services. “There is heavy smoke on the upper floors of the building, the fourth and fifth,” the agency’s source said. He added that about a hundred people were evacuated from the building. The press service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations clarified that the fire was located on the fourth floor.

Subsidiaries of international payment systems in the Russian Federation will be prohibited from stopping payments on cards of sanctioned banks. As Kommersant reports, on July 23, the State Duma is going to consider amendments to the bill “On the National Payment System” supported by the Central Bank, which are designed to ensure the continuity of card payments in Russia.

A court in Moscow arrested the deputy chairman of the board of the Russian Pension Fund, Alexei Ivanov, until September. Sobesednik.ru previously wrote that Ivanov was detained on suspicion of bribery. According to Interfax , the court sent Ivanov to a pre-trial detention center until September. The defense asked to place the deputy head of the Pension Fund under house arrest, but the judge decided that Ivanov could hide from the investigation or interfere with it.