An experiment on targeted recruitment of migrants will be conducted in Yekaterinburg.
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Rumors have emerged about the resignation of the director of the main Sverdlovsk newspaper.
Ura.Ru reports on a possible resignation of Anton Tretyakov, general director of "Oblastnaya Gazeta." According to one source, Tretyakov has already told colleagues that he intends to resign voluntarily.
In Yekaterinburg, they could not find a contractor for four bus routes.
In Yekaterinburg, no carrier company could be found for four bus routes, the EAN agency reports, citing the State Procurement website. Authorities could not find a carrier for bus routes Nos. 45, 63, 79 and 86.
Sverdlovsk's former deputy minister of energy has been placed on the federal wanted list.
Former deputy minister of energy and housing and communal services of the Sverdlovsk Region, Sergey Gaidu, has been placed on the federal wanted list. The information appeared in the database on the official website of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs.
In Moscow, a man left his two-year-old son alone on the street to film how passersby became worried.
A Muscovite left his two-year-old son sleeping outside and went to a café. There the man sat by the window and began filming passersby’s reactions to the child sleeping alone in the cold, the Telegram channel Baza reports.
In the Urals, a 19-year-old snowmobile rider was arrested for driving drunk without a license.
A 19-year-old local resident who was operating a snowmobile while heavily intoxicated was detained by traffic police in the settlement of Levikha in the Kirovgrad District during a preventive raid, the State Traffic Inspectorate of Russia for the Sverdlovsk Region reported on Sunday.
The sports club "Kalininets" celebrates its 60th anniversary today.
The Kalininets Sports Complex is perhaps one of the oldest and largest sports complexes in the Urals. The title "sports club Kalininets" was conferred on the collective by a resolution of the Voluntary Sports Society "Profsoyuzov" of the All‑Union Central Council of Trade Unions on 19 January 1966.
An experiment on targeted recruitment of migrants will be conducted in Yekaterinburg.
In Yekaterinburg and other regions of Russia, excluding Moscow and the Moscow Region, an experiment on targeted hiring of migrants will be carried out. The decision was made by the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, Mikhail Mishustin.