A resident of Moscow has been detained for passing a backpack with 10 million rubles "down the chain" to Yekaterinburg.

In Chelyabinsk, a 15-year-old girl gave all the valuables she had at home to an unfamiliar peer, totaling nearly 10 million rubles. The stolen items were then deceitfully passed along to the next courier in a chain.

"About 200 SIM cards were seized." The scammers' telecommunications specialist was detained in the Urals.

Employees of the FSB of Russia for the Chelyabinsk region and operatives of the department for combating cybercrime of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the region detained a suspect in the illegal use of a subscriber terminal for traffic bypass or a virtual telephone station.

All of Nikolai Kolyada's cats have found a new home.

The cats of the late playwright Nikolai Kolyada have found new homes. The animals will now live with the actors of Kolyada's theater. As reported on the theater's Telegram channel, the animals are doing well and are settling into their new place. Nikolai Kolyada had a total of six cats: Zhebaik, Sysoyka, Balalaika, Larsik, Viika, and Orpheus.

The court deprived a resident of Sverdlovsk of her house and land plot for registering two migrants there.

In Krasnouralsk, the court sentenced a local resident for the fictitious registration of foreign citizens and confiscated her property. As established by the court, the woman owned a share in a house on 40th October Street.

A resident of Yekaterinburg nearly died at the wheel from sunlight.

An accident with a victim occurred on Monday, March 23, on the Yekaterinburg - Serov highway, reports the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Sverdlovsk region.

A resident of Sverdlovsk left for Belarus to avoid paying child support, but he was found by a birthmark on his body.

In Belarus, a resident of Verkhnyaya Pyshma was detained for owing about a million rubles in alimony. The man was located by the bailiffs of the Sverdlovsk region and held accountable.

In the Sverdlovsk region, the schedule and routes of electric trains will change from April 1.

The Sverdlovsk suburban company, at the request of the regional Ministry of Transport, has changed the routes of about ten trains. The new schedule will come into effect in April, the carrier's press service told the 66.RU portal.

A two-year-old boy on a scooter was hit by a car in Yekaterinburg.

A car ran over a two-year-old child the day before in Yekaterinburg, reported the city’s State Traffic Inspectorate. The accident occurred on Monday, March 23, around 5:15 PM at 37 Eskadronnaya Street, the department's propaganda division said.

Electric scooters have returned to the streets of Yekaterinburg.

We don't know if this news will please you in the morning, but electric scooters have returned to the streets of Yekaterinburg! "MTS Yurent" was the first to put electric scooters in the city.

Transporters in Yekaterinburg will be fined 700 thousand for drivers who disrupted the schedule on Friday.

Transporters in Yekaterinburg were fined 700,000 rubles for disrupting bus service on route 82 last Friday. This was reported by the Telegram channel "Yekaterinburg Main."

A woman who beat her 9-year-old son was detained near Yekaterinburg.

In Bolshoy Istok, at the SNT "Comfort," the police detained a local resident who beat her 9-year-old son, who had previously run away from home. In addition, other children from the family and their father were brought to the department.

Residents of Yekaterinburg are invited to free training sessions.

The "Physical Culture" project invites residents of Yekaterinburg who love sports and want to engage in it systematically to free training sessions. Classes are held year-round and change depending on the season.

A woman from Sverdlovsk, who lost her son, sued the doctors who did not notice his cancer during the health check-up.

In Tavda, the prosecutor's office obtained through the court the payment of compensation to a pensioner whose son died after inadequate medical care. An investigation revealed that the man had repeatedly visited the local district hospital and underwent examinations, but the doctors did not timely detect a serious illness.

A Yekaterinburg resident nearly died while waiting in line at the hospital.

Urologist Maxim Raspoyenko from the City Clinical Hospital No. 14 in Yekaterinburg saved a pensioner when he accidentally entered the hospital for personal matters.