The Novosibirsk Regional Puppet Theater "NOTEK" will stage a play about the protection of children's personal data on the Internet, commissioned by Roskomnadzor (RKN), TASS reports . As theater director Yuri Gorlatykh emphasized, “scammers take advantage of the fact that almost all children now use gadgets.” The RKN representative office sent reference materials to the theater on how children can safely use social networks and avoid cybercriminals.

The Basmanny Court of Moscow granted the investigation's request to extend the house arrest of 21-year-old HSE student Egor Zhukov, accused of calling for extremism on the Internet, the Egor Zhukov Info telegram channel reports . The court also extended the detention in the pre-trial detention center of Samariddin Radjabov, who is accused of mass riots and violence against a police officer, Mediazona reports . The preventive measure for both was extended until December 27.

Parents of children undergoing treatment at the Research Institute of Pediatric Oncology and Hematology of the Russian Cancer Center named after N. N. Blokhin staged a flash mob against the dismissal of doctors. The cancer center denies information about mass layoffs. Parents post photos of themselves holding sheets of paper with the hashtags #SaveChildren'sInstitute and #BringBackProfessor.

On September 25, Russian historians, teachers, graduate students, students and graduates of history departments issued an open letter in support of those involved in the “Moscow case.” The appeal was published on the website “History Lessons. XX century". The letter says that historians themselves become victims of political persecution if their work does not correspond to the interests of the country's leadership.

A Moscow court sentenced businessman Denis Chuprikov to three years in a maximum security colony for stealing Arkhip Kuindzhi’s painting “Ai-Petri. Crimea" from the Tretyakov Gallery. RIA Novosti reports this. Chuprikov was found guilty of stealing an item of special historical and cultural value. Chuprikov told journalists that he was “satisfied with the verdict”, but he and his lawyer would file an appeal.

The founder of the Gulagu.net community, Vladimir Osechkin, reported that in correctional colony No. 9 in the Perm Territory, a convict was raped and beaten on the orders of FSIN operatives. The press service of the regional FSIN department reported that an internal audit had begun. Osechkin recalled that he published a video from the “press hut” in the St. Petersburg pre-trial detention center “Kresty-2”.

The Chelyabinsk Regional Court changed the preventive measure for the accused of violence against pupils of the Lazurnensky boarding school: he was under house arrest, and the court sent him to a pre-trial detention center until November 2. According to the investigator, the man violated the terms of house arrest, TASS reports. The investigator said that the accused met with witnesses, including minors, and called the victim. He asked them to change their statements and also left the house.

The head teacher of school No. 3 in the city of Krasnokamsk, Perm Territory, was sentenced to a suspended sentence for the death of a student from exhaustion, TASS reports . The woman was found guilty of failing to check on the family in time and not informing the police and social services that the child was in danger. The Krasnokamsk City Court found Elena Pogorzhalskaya guilty of negligence causing the death of a person through negligence.

The Kamchatka government announced the start of the heating season and the launch of a boiler house in the village of Srednie Pakhachi, although it was closed 20 years ago and is in a destroyed state. As Kam 24 reports , the Minister of Housing and Communal Services and Energy of the Kamchatka Territory Oleg Kukil said that from September 20 a boiler house will be launched in Sredniye Pakhachi - the last village where the heating season has not yet begun.

In Balashikha, near Moscow, two citizens of Uzbekistan jumped out of an apartment window to escape the police who were beating them. Migrants who restored museums in Moscow were hospitalized with serious injuries. According to Ozodlik radio, on the evening of September 20, four migrants - Jasurbek Begimov, Dilshod Temirov, Alisher Ergashev and Ilkhom Kholmatov - came to visit their friend Elerbek Umarov in a rented apartment. Soon there was a knock on the apartment door.

The Investigative Committee is asking the court to keep Alexei Minyailo, a defendant in the case of mass riots on July 27 in Moscow, in pre-trial detention until the end of the year. A photo of the petition was published in the telegram channel by the head of the international human rights group Agora, Pavel Chikov.

More than half of Russians—59%—consider rising prices to be the most pressing problem. This is evidenced by the results of a survey by Levada Center. 42% of respondents are concerned about poverty, 41% - corruption, 36% - rising unemployment. About a third (30%) complain that many types of health care are unaffordable. 24% of respondents are most concerned about the economic crisis and the decline in production in industry and agriculture.

In September, large -scale vaccination against influenza began in Russia. This season, the Ministry of Health began to introduce the most modern - four -sewing - flu vaccine, which was developed by domestic manufacturers. “Such things” found out who will be vaccinated with a new drug, which vaccines are available to the population and what doctors think of them.

Vladikavkaz resident Regina Gagieva died in hospital after she was attacked by her ex-husband. Before that, he threatened to kill her and beat her, but law enforcement agencies did not respond to the woman’s statements, Kavkaz.Realii reports. 31-year-old Vadim Tekhov attacked his ex-wife on September 18. He came to her work and, out of jealousy, stabbed her with a knife. The incident was caught on CCTV cameras.

In St. Petersburg, 12 criminal cases of fraud and attempted murder were opened; they were combined into one proceeding. The investigation believes that fictitious medical centers operated in the city, misleading clients, reports the press service of the Main Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for St. Petersburg.