Water Erupts from Gas Burners in St. Petersburg BuildingResidents of a house on Pugachev Street in St. Petersburg faced an unusual malfunction: instead of gas, jets of water started spurting from kitchen burners. The incident was caused by neighbors' erroneous DIY connection of gas equipment.
Housing Committee Explains Why Salt Is Found Without ContainersAndrei Dzhalalov from the housing committee stated that his words about theft of reagent containers were taken out of context. The main reasons why salt ends up on the ground in yards are equipment breakdowns and temporary storage.
Beglov: Lenfilm Transferred to City Ahead of ScheduleGovernor Alexander Beglov announced the early transfer of the Lenfilm studio to the ownership of St. Petersburg. The corresponding order was previously given by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
Why Investors Are Choosing Novosibirsk Over MoscowInvestors are increasingly choosing Novosibirsk for real estate investments due to its strong economy, stable rental demand, and purpose-built projects.
Tyumen residents share shocking utility billsResidents of Tyumen, Russia, are receiving utility bills exceeding ten thousand rubles, with many expressing shock and frustration over the sharp increases.
De-icing containers stolen, salt stored outdoors in St. PetersburgAt a St. Petersburg legislative meeting, an official reported that de-icing materials are stored on streets due to container theft. He later clarified that thefts are rare and storage is for processing.
St. Petersburg Snow Removal Would Bury Historic FortressDuring the current winter season in St. Petersburg, over 1.3 million cubic meters of snow have been removed for disposal. According to officials, this volume would completely hide the historic Peter and Paul Fortress.
Murmansk Perinatal Center to close for two weeksThe Perinatal Center in Murmansk will temporarily close from February 2 to 16 for planned disinfection, redirecting expectant mothers to the regional hospital's maternity ward.
Zoo primates receive coniferous treatsLeningrad Zoo released a video showing monkeys receiving green treats from the Peter the Great Botanical Garden. The recording was published on February 2.
St. Petersburg to build three snow-melting facilities by 2030St. Petersburg Water Utility assured deputies of sufficient capacity for snow disposal. To enhance operations by 2030, three new stationary snow-melting facilities are planned to be put into operation.
Riazan Woman Urges City Revival and Elevator RestorationA woman from Riazan, now living in Yekaterinburg, has called on local authorities to revive the historic city, highlighting problems such as snow-clogged streets and non-functioning elevators in pedestrian underpasses.
