Putin instructs First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation to coordinate aid delivery to residents of Kursk Oblast; Professions with the lowest salaries in Russia named; Olympic silver medalist Schneider advances to second round of tournament in Canada – Russia today Publication in CHAT: Russia Putin instructed Manturov to coordinate aid to residents of Kursk Oblast, Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed First Deputy Minister of the Russian Federation Denis Manturov to coordinate efforts to provide aid to residents of Kursk Oblast, TASS reports. – I would like to say this following my conversation with the acting governor of Kursk Oblast. [Алексеем Смирновым] Some civil agencies have been instructed to provide the necessary assistance to residents of the region. I also ask the government to urgently address this issue," the president said, opening a meeting with members of the cabinet. He asked First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov to coordinate this work at the first stage. A state of emergency has been declared in Kursk Oblast. This will allow, if necessary, to restrict access of people and vehicles to certain territories, the press service of the regional government reported. In particular, access of people and vehicles to certain territories may be restricted, and the activities of organizations may be suspended. It is noted that the functioning of the regime creates a legal basis for the prompt involvement of all necessary forces and resources located in the region or municipality to immediately eliminate the consequences. According to the government of Kursk Oblast, several thousand people have left the border areas of Kursk Oblast, more than 600 of them have been placed in temporary housing. On August 6, a massive offensive of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Kursk Oblast began. A missile threat has been repeatedly declared in the region. As a result of shelling and drone attacks, five residents of the Kursk region were killed. According to the Russian Ministry of Health, 31 people were injured, including six children. The professions with the lowest salaries in Russia are named. The lowest salaries in Russia are received by janitors, cleaners, educators and nannies, according to data from the Headhunter service collected for RIA Novosti. “The most modest income today is received by janitors (32.6 thousand rubles) - 2.3 times lower than the Russian average, cleaners (37.3 thousand rubles) - two times lower than the Russian average, teachers and nannies (40.5 thousand rubles), teachers (41.9 thousand rubles) and businessmen (43.9 thousand rubles),” the service said in a statement. It is noted that the average salary in Russia today is 70-75 thousand rubles. In addition to these professions, the list of those with the lowest salaries included an artist with an income of 45.6 thousand rubles, a psychologist (45.6 thousand rubles), a security guard (47.3 thousand rubles), a cashier (48.4 thousand rubles) and others. “In general, the top 25 professions with the lowest salaries most often included those positions that do not require professional education and/or certain skills, qualifications, or those for which there is no increased demand today,” the service explained. Olympic silver medalist Schneider reached the second round of the tournament in Canada Russian Diana Schneider reached the second round of the WTA 1000 tennis tournament in Toronto, Canada, the prize fund of which exceeds $3.2 million. In the first round match, Schneider (14th place) beat Britain's Harriet Dart with a score of 6:3, 3:6, 7:6 (7:2). The match lasted 2 hours 24 minutes. The next opponent of 20-year-old Schneider will be Magdalena French from Poland, who earlier defeated Russian Anastasia Potapova. Last week, the Russian became a silver medalist at the Paris Olympics together with Mirra Andreeva, RIA Novosti Sport writes. Source link Source link
