On January 2, at about 5:50 p.m., on the 12th kilometer of the Pervomaiskoye-Bely Yar highway in the Tomsk Region, a 34-year-old driver driving a VAZ-21093 hit a 29-year-old pedestrian. According to preliminary information from the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Tomsk Region, the pedestrian was moving in the same direction as the vehicle was moving without reflective elements on his clothing.

At the Tomsk site at TSU from February 2 to February 6, 2019, 320 students from 12 universities will meet in the head-to-head competition of the student competition of the Vladimir Potanin Scholarship Program, including 84 students from Tomsk State University. That’s exactly how many people passed the first—correspondence—stage of the competition. This is the 4th result in Russia, reports the TSU press service.

The magistrate court found a 32-year-old resident of Tomsk guilty of fictitiously registering 60 migrants. For the year Tomsk filled out and sent through regional multifunctional centers to the migration department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Kirovsky district of Tomsk, notification forms for the arrival of foreign citizens at his mother’s apartment and illegally registered 60 foreign citizens at their place of stay.

The Russian FSB Directorate proposes to equip most temples and churches with video surveillance systems and panic buttons, as well as deploy security officers and conduct scheduled anti-terrorism checks, RBC reports, citing a draft government resolution. Security officials propose assigning churches, temples and monasteries one of three categories of protection against terrorist attacks.

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