Massive power outages in Dagestan, Anapa's new status, and forced contracting: NeMoskva news overnight
In Dagestan, 89 villages were left without power. In Irkutsk, bailiffs and special forces broke down the doors of five apartments in a building deemed illegal.
Power outages in Dagestan: 89 settlements
В Dagestan without light remained 89 settlements in nine districts were affected. According to the regional Ministry of Emergency Situations, short circuits and power line breaks were the cause. Meanwhile, power outages are reported in Dagestan almost daily—for example, on October 29, more than 30 people were left without power.
Irkutsk: resettlement of unauthorized housing on Piskunov Street
Residents of the house on Piskunov Street Irkutsk requested to Vladimir Putin and the head of the Investigative Committee with a demand to stop the forced eviction and demolition of a building deemed illegal. On November 6, bailiffs with special forces opened doors of five apartments.
Khakassia: According to relatives, the man was forced to sign a contract.
Resident Khakassia after calling the local police officer taken away Rosgvardia officers forced them out of the house and then, according to relatives, beat them, gave them alcohol and forced to sign a contract with the Ministry of DefenseHe is currently in a military unit and can only communicate freely with his sister: "He's got some acquaintances from our village sitting with him. They're in some room where they bring men, young men. They all come in drunk."
Anapa received the status of a federal resort.
Anapa received status of a federal resort. The decree was signed by the Prime Minister. Mikhail MishustinThe new status covers the entire 98,1-hectare municipal district. This entails a special regime for the protection of natural medicinal resources and the establishment of sanitary protection zones.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs proposes filing crime reports electronically.
MIA suggested Allow crime reports to be filed entirely electronically. This new procedure could simplify reporting of "political" offenses—for example, "fakes about the army" or "insulting religious feelings"—since these cases often do not require the applicant's in-person participation.
The State Duma committee recommended increasing fines.
State Duma Committee recommended Adopt in its second reading a bill that increases fines for economic crimes under more than 30 criminal offenses. The maximum fine for illegal entrepreneurship will increase from 300 to 1,5 million rubles, for counterfeiting from 1 million to 5 million rubles, and for officials involved in bankruptcy proceedings, to 2,5 million rubles.
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