Yekaterinburg to be cleared of shooting galleries, trampolines and "Pop the Balloons"
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Security forces raided a hostel with migrants on Yelizaveta.
Police officers raided a hostel with migrants on Yelizaveta. Twelve foreign nationals were subjected to checks; some of them turned out to be undocumented. This was reported by the press office of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The terrorists who escaped from Pre-trial Detention Center No. 1 were caught on a garden camera.
The terrorists who escaped from Yekaterinburg pre-trial detention center No. 1 were caught on a surveillance camera installed at a dacha plot, E1.RU reports. Judging by the footage, the criminals are taking food from garden plots as they move toward the Volchikhinsky Reservoir.
A Yekaterinburg-based company left a family with children penniless and homeless.
Yekaterinburg residents complained about a construction company that left them without money and housing. A two-story, 110-square-meter house for one of the families was supposed to be handed over in March, but the workers stopped showing up at the site in November of last year.
There has been a noticeable increase in coronavirus cases in Sverdlovsk Oblast.
The number of coronavirus cases in the Sverdlovsk Region has risen noticeably. This was reported by the deputy head of the regional office of Rospotrebnadzor, Anzhelika Ponomareva.
Sverdlovsk residents were outraged by ticket prices for concerts by popular artists.
In the coming months Yekaterinburg will host well-known artists: Guf, Lolita, Lyube, Grigory Leps, Leonid Agutin and others. At the same time, tickets for some concerts are so expensive that their price is almost equal to a month's salary.
The owner of "Tele-Club" spoke about whether the club will open.
Oleg Kumysh, CEO of Tele-Club Group, said the project has been put on hold. It is unknown when the club's doors will open.
Yekaterinburg to be cleared of shooting galleries, trampolines and "Pop the Balloons"
All attractions will be removed from the center of Yekaterinburg — the ones that earned the Plotinka the nickname "a branch of Gelendzhik." They have been included on the list of illegally placed structures.