About 100 residents of Sakhalin were left without power due to a power plant failure: NeMoskva news for the night of October 28
🔹 A large-scale blackout occurred on Sakhalin Due to a broken lightning protection cable, the automatic protection system was triggered. Several neighborhoods were left without power. Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, as well as cities Farther, Poronaysk, Makarov, Uglegorsk, Kholmsk, Tomari и KorsakovPower supply is expected to be restored this evening.
🔹 The soloist of "Stoptime" Diana - Naoko - Loginova She was transferred from a special detention facility to St. Petersburg's 76th police station. The woman was scheduled to be released on the morning of October 28. The Stoptime guitarist was also arrested again upon leaving the special detention facility. Alexander OrlovHuman rights activists report that security forces are rewriting the "discrediting" reports returned to them against the musicians in order to then forward them to the Kuibyshev court. On the drummer's fate Vladislav Leontiev No information yet.
🔹 The authorities will cover the burial costs of the victims of the explosion at the Plastmass plant. KopeyskThe company will cover the funeral expenses. According to the plant's general director, the first seven victims have already been identified by relatives. The funeral will begin as soon as the forensic examination and the Investigative Committee give their approval. Another 10 people are still listed as missing.
🔹 Pensioners whose income is below 1,5 times the subsistence minimum are being offered full reimbursement for medications prescribed by doctors. Deputies from the A Just Russia faction will introduce this bill, along with amendments to the law "On the Fundamentals of Healthcare," to the State Duma.
🔹 Minister of Energy Sergei Tsivilev He attributed the fuel crisis to seasonal demand and scheduled refinery maintenance, which allegedly reduced production volumes. According to Tsivilev, reports of temporary shutdowns at some refineries also impacted the market and consumer behavior. However, the Energy Minister did not specify the reasons for these "temporary shutdowns."
