At least 20 apartments damaged after drone debris fell in Yelets, Lipetsk: NeMoskva news overnight
🔹 According to the governor Igor Artamonov, one of the apartments suffered more than others - the roof and windows require restoration.The man who lived in the worst-damaged apartment was unharmed by the shrapnel. He's okay. He'll be staying with relatives temporarily." — writes Artamonov.
🔹 A woman was injured due to an explosion of a coal dust tank at CHPP-9 in AngarskThe employee, a track operator, was taken to the hospital with burns. A criminal case has been opened under the article "Violation of occupational safety requirements, resulting in the negligent infliction of serious bodily harm." Forensic investigators are working on the scene. The prosecutor's office has also launched an investigation.
🔹 Tourist season in Anapa will take place despite the temporary closure of some beaches, the Deputy Prime Minister said Dmitry Chernyshenkoabout at a meeting with Vladimir Putin. “The government has taken measures to support businesses, and this includes more than 1200 organizations in Anapa and the Temryuk district, - said the official. — <…> At the same time, a large program of events is being prepared in these areas for the summer: gastronomic and sports festivals, visits to wineries.”
🔹 In Kemerovo village Borisov returned from Ukraine Semen Rakvinenko A second-grader hit a child with his car. The second-grader was riding a scooter on the shoulder. According to ASTRA, Rakvinenko is missing one arm after participating in the "SVO" and is missing his driver's license. The injured boy was hospitalized with a concussion, a closed head injury, and a broken collarbone. Rakvinenko was charged with driving without a license and failing to comply with mandatory vehicle insurance requirements. A charge was also filed against the owner of the scooter.
🔹 The government announced an increase in maternity benefits for female students, averaging 90 rubles. The payment amount will be calculated based on the regional subsistence minimum, rather than the current stipend. The State Duma is expected to pass the corresponding bill. The changes will take effect at the start of the new academic year, the Russian Prime Minister announced. Mikhail Mishustin.
