In the Nizhny Novgorod region, teachers criticized high school students who joined the VKontakte group “ Dzerzhinsk against rising fare prices ”, and scared them with interest from the FSB, reports the publication of “Corpcuses”. Teachers of school No. 40 of Dzerzhinsk gathered high school students a few days ago. The reason was the participation of schoolchildren in the Dzerzhinsk group against rising fare prices.

The electronic reception of the State Duma did not accept the complaint of a resident of St. Petersburg, since it mistakenly found in it an obscene word “hera”. This was reported in the group "Beautiful Petersburg" on the social network "VKontakte". As the author of the complaint itself said, this combination of letters in the letter was found only in the name of Marshal Blucher Avenue. The editors of TD also tried to send through the reception of a complaint with the mention of Blucher Avenue.

In the Perm region, the Investigative Committee began an investigation after the death of a 14-year-old model from Perm in Shanghai. It was previously reported that Vlada Dziuba died from overwork - she had to work 13 hours a day. Vlada died on October 27 in a hospital in Shanghai. The Russian Consulate General told RIA Novosti that the cause of death was multiple organ failure due to sepsis and infectious damage to the nervous system.

The editors of “Such Cases” became the laureate of the Andrei Sakharov Prize “For Journalism as an Act.” This was reported on the award's Facebook page. The list of the best independent media according to the award also includes Novaya Gazeta, Taiga.Info, Belarusian Partisan, Echo of Moscow, Chernika, Open Russia, Znak.com, VDud, Pskovskaya province" and other Russian-language publications in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus. All of them were awarded the Order of Courage.

In the Ulyanovsk region, for the first time in Russia, solar panels began to be used in a medical facility. Interfax reports this with reference to the head of the regional government. According to the agency, new equipment for generating thermal and electrical energy was put into operation at the regional hospital of Ulyanovsk. “One hundred solar panels and one solar collector were installed on the roof of three hospital buildings.

In Moscow, on Academician Sakharov Avenue, Vladimir Putin and members of the Human Rights Council opened a memorial to the victims of political repression “Wall of Sorrow,” the presidential press service reported . The president said that there can be no justification for political repression and this is “a blow to the people that is still felt,” Novaya Gazeta reports .

After the opening of an obelisk in memory of the victims of political repression, an Omsk deputy erroneously stated that it should not be paid attention to, SuperOmsk reports . The monument in the village of Moskalenki was unveiled on October 30, the Day of Remembrance for Victims of Political Repression. Money for the construction of the monument was raised by local residents, many of whom were repressed during the Soviet era.

On the night of October 29, the body of a guard was found in pre-trial detention center No. 2 in Tsivilsk, Chuvashia. Presumably, the man committed suicide due to family problems and constant overwork. The republic's Federal Penitentiary Service reported that the body was discovered in the guardhouse of the pre-trial detention center at three o'clock in the morning. At this time the guard was on daily duty. The department has launched a pre-investigation investigation.

Invisible blood cancer treatment We help Advita help In the lobby of the First Medical Institute, among students in white robes and visitors in Bahila, a young beautiful girl sits on a banquet. He poses, looking thoughtfully to the side, and she is photographed. “Model,” I think I dial the number of Julia, with whom we agreed to meet here. The model is distracted from posing, picks up. This is Julia. She arrived in St. Petersburg for the next course of therapy.

On October 30, the Day of Remembrance for Victims of Political Repression, the Committee of Civil Initiatives, the Gulag History Museum and the Memory Foundation announced the start of the #StalinGiveOrder action. The organizers remind that, according to the latest data, about 20 million people passed through the Gulag camps.

More than five thousand people took part in the “Return of Names” campaign, which took place on October 29 in Moscow. For 12 hours straight, people took turns reading out the names of those executed during the Soviet terror. This year the action took place for the 11th time, 5,286 people took part in it, the International Memorial reported on Facebook. For the first time, in 2007, only 263 people came to honor the memory of the victims at the Solovetsky Stone.

Some people set fire every year, others stew. The work of voluntary firefighters is similar to the struggle of Don Quixote with windmills, only much more dangerous With the beginning of the fire hazardous period in the Krasnodar Territory, from 10 to 50 foci of combustion of dry vegetation are recorded daily. For the most part, this is reed, grass at the side of the road and stubble. Locals purposefully burn grass, leaves and entire fields to save on their disposal.

Member of the Federation Council Anton Belyakov introduced a bill to the State Duma giving citizens the right to record their consent or disagreement with posthumous donation in personal documents. As stated in the draft law, Russians will be able to indicate their attitude towards the removal of organs after their death in their passport or driver’s license. It is proposed to include the relevant information in an electronic database.

In a large shopping center in Nizhnekamsk, children's winter jackets with Nazi symbols were sold. According to the store management, they did not notice the swastika when purchasing a batch of clothes. As ntr-24.ru reports , a patch in the form of an eagle and a swastika was placed on the sleeves of the down jackets. They were also located on the official coat of arms of the Third Reich.

In the Irkutsk region, Rosrybolovstvo specialists began an inspection after the mass death of seals on the coast of Lake Baikal. The Angara-Baikal Territorial Administration told TASS that the reason for the inspection was the posts of tourists on social networks. Users reported that there were about 30 dead seals lying on the shore of the lake, and there were wounds on the animals’ bodies. Specialists from Rosrybolovstvo went to the site and confirmed the fact.