The Pension Fund of Russia (PFR) is launching a technology for automatically identifying citizens who live below the poverty line, RIA Novosti reports . It will be tested in eight regions and, if successful, expanded throughout the country. The experiment will take place in eight constituent entities of the Russian Federation: Kabardino-Balkaria, Tatarstan, Primorsky Krai, Ivanovo, Lipetsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Novgorod and Tomsk regions. How exactly the new technology works is not reported.

How the Swedish teacher went on a trip for justice and first became a Canadian writer, and then Moscow homeless On May 31, the Russian television channel 360 ° showed a story that in one of the squares near the Kyiv station in Moscow lives a homeless writer from Sweden named Mia Johansson. Following the channel in the square, journalists of many editions reached out. Mia willingly talked with them, distributed an interview, talked about her life and plans.

The governor of the Kemerovo region, Sergei Tsivilev, instructed the head of Kiselevsk and his deputies to work out measures to support city residents who appealed to the Canadian authorities with a request to grant them refugee status. RIA Novosti reports this. Residents recorded a video message in which they spoke about the difficult environmental situation in the region. In winter, black snow fell in Kiselevsk, people complain about the exhaust from quarry vehicles and coal dust in the air.

The head of Grozny Memorial, Oyub Titiev, convicted of drug possession, will be released on parole, Memorial reports . Titiev asked for parole in mid-May, since he had already served a third of his sentence (including the time he spent in pre-trial detention).

In Moscow, an unknown person “completely destroyed” the editorial office of the Snob project, editor-in-chief Ksenia Chudinova reported on the publication’s Telegram channel. The office was broken into on the night of June 10. A criminologist has been working in the editorial office since nine o'clock in the morning, so employees are not allowed inside. Chudinova stated that she did not know the motives of the burglar, as well as the extent of the damage.

An investor in the construction of a landfill for municipal solid waste in the Arkhangelsk region opened an information center at the Shies station to “establish a dialogue with residents.” According to TASS , activists were promised to be informed about the progress of work and allowed to inspect the landfill site.

“If something happens to you, we will not survive,” Marina said in a joke to her husband. And when he was gone, she realized that it was necessary to survive We help the help of widows and children who have lost the breadwinner gathered 402 156 R needed 399 588 r The collection of funds is over The last line Marina Kravtsova with her daughter Sasha and son Artem rents an apartment on the outskirts of St. Petersburg.

A resident of Tuva fought off a bear that attacked him in the taiga, biting him on the tongue, TASS reports citing the republican Ministry of Internal Affairs. A 29-year-old man from the village of Khut was taken to hospital with bites to his head, arms and stomach. The victim told police that he was collecting discarded dry deer antlers and was attacked by a bear.

The data of approximately 900 thousand clients of OTP Bank, Alfa Bank and HKF Bank was made publicly available, Kommersant reports . This was discovered by the DeviceLock information leak prevention software. The press service of Alfa Bank stated that they are checking the accuracy and relevance of personal data published on the Internet of persons who may be clients of the bank.

Social anthropologist and publisher of the magazine “Archaeology of Russian Death” Sergei Mokhov reported that unknown people were watching him. Mokhov’s wife, lawyer for the Anti-Corruption Foundation Lyubov Sobol, wrote on Facebook that two unknown men tracked her husband’s movements on June 9 from a distance. They were in a dark gray Renault with license plates that were registered to a car of a different brand. Sobol said she contacted law enforcement agencies because of the surveillance.