Saint Petersburg to Amend Floating Objects LegislationThe government of Saint Petersburg plans to introduce changes to legislation in 2026 to regulate the sphere of floating objects. This decision is linked to the results of an inventory conducted after the incident with houseboats in Galernaya Harbor.
Chlorine leak injures six at Bratsk wood plantA chlorine leak at an Ilim Group wood processing plant in Bratsk on January 22 left six people injured, including two company employees and four contractors.
Shanghai Dragons Extend Stay in St. PetersburgThe Shanghai Dragons hockey club is likely to play the next season in St. Petersburg. This was announced by the team's general manager Sergei Belykh at a press conference on January 22.
We live by the sea: Chibis on Murmansk fish pricesAt a press conference, Murmansk Oblast Governor Andrei Chibis explained the reasons behind high fish prices, citing reduced fishing quotas and international sanctions.
Novosibirsk Residents Raise Money for Grader to Clear RoadResidents of Oktyabrsky District in Novosibirsk are struggling with heavy snow on Obskaya Street, causing daily traffic jams of up to an hour and a half. They are now collecting money to hire a grader themselves after the management company said the road is not its responsibility.
Ryazan Maternity Hospital Suspends Partner-Assisted BirthsMaternity Hospital No. 2 in Ryazan has temporarily halted partner-assisted births and several other services, including tours and prenatal classes, though full inpatient care remains available.
