When and How to Sow Peppers: Agronomist's AdviceNuraniya Sharygina, an agronomist at the Tyumen branch of Rosselkhoztsentr, details the correct timing and techniques for sowing pepper seeds to avoid common growing issues.
25 New 'Spider' Cameras Installed in Yaroslavl RegionAuthorities in Yaroslavl Region have deployed 25 new 'Spider' traffic cameras to enforce speed limits, seatbelt compliance, and ban on mobile phone use while driving.
Walks on ice continue in St. PetersburgResidents of St. Petersburg, despite warming temperatures and official warnings, are venturing onto the ice of rivers and canals. Sunny weather on February 3 made this activity particularly appealing.
Beglov and Sobyanin Agree to Implement EMIAS in ClinicsThe governor of St. Petersburg and the mayor of Moscow signed an agreement to digitalize clinics. This extends the implementation of Moscow's EMIAS system, already used in half of the city's hospitals.
Rostov Schools Extend Free AttendanceThe administration of Rostov-on-Don has extended free attendance at schools for February 4, allowing parents to keep children at home due to severe weather with snowfall and low temperatures.
Meghan Markle asks Netflix to fix image after criticism over fatherMeghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, has found herself at the center of a scandal after reports that she ignored her father, who underwent a leg amputation. Sources claim she is now demanding that Netflix urgently restore her reputation.
Rare white-tailed eagle appears near Blagoveshchensky BridgeA white-tailed eagle, Russia's largest bird of prey, was spotted in central St. Petersburg near the Blagoveshchensky Bridge. Its appearance in the city during winter is a rare event.
Student Shoots at Classmates and Teacher in Ufa SchoolA ninth-grade student in Ufa opened fire on his classmates and history teacher on February 3, using a kitchen knife, firecracker, and toy rifle. The incident occurred at Gymnasium No. 16, with no serious injuries reported.
