Roskomnadzor investigates chats insulting schoolchildrenThe Roskomnadzor office for Volgograd Oblast has begun studying destructive Telegram chats where personal data was published and minors were insulted. The police response to parents' appeals had not been received at the time of publication.
Heat guns warm dormitory after Zabaykalsky heating accidentA state of emergency has been declared in Darasun village, Zabaykalsky Krai, following a heating pipeline rupture. Heat guns are being used to warm a dormitory as a backup heating scheme is implemented.
Concessions seek contractors for water pipelines in VolgogradThe company 'Concessii Vodoprovoda' (Water Supply Concessions) announced auctions for the design and construction of two phases of water supply. The cost of work decreased by almost 400 million rubles (approximately $4 million at current rates) compared to initial estimates.
Drone Flights Over Stavropol Krai Scheduled for TodayAuthorities have warned residents of Stavropol Krai that unmanned aerial vehicles will conduct flights over the village of Chernoleskoye from 9:00 to 12:00 today.
Volgograd to renew water pipes and pumps in two districtsAbout 1.3 billion rubles (approximately $14.3 million) are planned for the reconstruction of water supply networks in the Kirovsky and Sovetsky districts. The work is to be completed by the end of 2027.
Century-Old Bas-Relief Found in the House of RadioDuring the restoration of the House of Radio, fragments of a pre-revolutionary bas-relief were found in a chimney. VTB, which is leading the work, plans to preserve them as historical evidence.
New Family Mortgage Rules Prompt Early Action in ChitaThe mortgage market saw a surge at the end of 2025, with family loans leading the way. Developers in Chita report sustained interest as new rules requiring both spouses to co-sign take effect in February.
Rostov clinic to treat spinal hernias without surgeryA clinic branch specializing in non-surgical treatment for spinal hernias is set to open in Rostov-on-Don. Its representatives say this approach has already helped 50,000 patients in other cities.
