evstigneev dmitry shevelev. maxim the ninth taykin. bogoroditskaya lead the police to stop the activities of a criminal group that traded in counterfeit medicines. six people detained during searches in the moscow region of the vladimir region and vladivostok , more than 500 packages of medicines were seized , the contents were checked by roszdravnadzor specialists. according to the conclusion of experts, the presented sample was found to be of poor quality, and its use can lead to harm to health , while the cost of one package of such goods reached 40,000 rubles. and the total income from the criminal business exceeded 30 million rubles. drugs were transported through unofficial channels in east asia, sold through advertising on the internet, social networks and instant messengers for cash desks, sent across the country on the fact of illegal trade , a criminal case was opened by the capital's public utilities. during these hours , the consequences of the past heavy downpour are being eliminated on the streets, 300 are on duty, brigad

evstigneev dmitry shevelev. maxim vitaykin.rina bogoroditskaya to lead a destructive redevelopment. the inhabitants of one of the houses are trying. on the astradam street , the news was already telling conflicts that had flared up. the dispute between tenants and merchants who decided to convert the first floor into apartments has come to the point of filing lawsuits. well, as it turned out , the owner of the premises had already changed, and a new round of confrontation was dmitry palenikov. behind this door is the first floor of a residential building. there was a kindergarten here, and now the premises are being illegally converted into apartments by workers who leave at the sight of journalists. even though they just knocked. so that the tenants in the apartments did not find a place for themselves. that is, i put a glass of water on the floor completely with water, and, uh, water splashed these books just fell down the facade of this house on astradamskaya street covered cracks residents are worried that the load-bearing