Relative shares details on Novosibirsk mall collapse tragedy
An overview of the day«s top news from Novosibirsk Oblast as reported by NGS.
In Novosibirsk Oblast, events occur every day that make the news. Some spark wide public resonance, while others remain in the shadows. In this digest, we have gathered five news stories that attracted NGS readers« attention on January 24.
«In one cave lies Admiral Kolchak«s gold, in the neighboring one — Khan Kuchum»s»: where to find treasures in Novosibirsk Oblast. Maps of legends
While traveling around Novosibirsk and the oblast, NGS journalists regularly heard from local residents that, according to legend, fabulous riches are buried not far from their village.
NGS spoke with scientists and local historians who told about the «golden» places in Novosibirsk Oblast and the origins of these stories.
«Held out hope until the end that he would be found alive»: relative of mall collapse victim in Novosibirsk speaks on tragedy
As a result of the collapse of a shopping center building in Novosibirsk, Rustam Sharipov died. His relatives believed until the last moment that he would be found alive.
«Everyone stood outside and waited until the end hoping he would be found alive, even crippled, but alive», said Sokhib, the brother of the deceased.
More details about the tragedy can be read in a separate NGS feature.
The mystery of block 108: how many «unknowns» were buried in a year in Novosibirsk and where they rest
In 2025, in Novosibirsk, 71 people were buried whose identity was not established.
People from the «unknown» category are buried in a separate area.
Alarm bells: deputy prosecutor general reprimanded Novosibirsk colleagues. What did he not like?
In Novosibirsk Oblast, the crime rate has fallen, but particularly serious crimes have increased.
Recently, a prosecutors« collegium was held, which was attended by an NGS correspondent. More details can be read here.
«Hunter in excellent condition»: legendary 1988 Prado for sale in Novosibirsk
In Novosibirsk, a 1988 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (J70 series) is for sale.
They are asking 1,250,000 rubles (approximately $13,900 at current rates) for it. This is a model with history and reputation that connoisseurs will appreciate.
