We didn't have such atrocity even under the Soviets, my mother said. Then we fed ourselves - hunting, fish. And the deliveries were luxurious. Now there are no fish in the river, no deer." In mid-October, residents of the village of Tora in the Krasnoyarsk Territory stood in line for hours in 15-degree frost for two days in a row to buy potatoes, cabbage and milk. After the subsidence of the Lower Tunguska at the end of July, the food supply of the river stopped. The authorities were unable to arrange a full replacement for the river supply in time, and by October there was a shortage of many fresh products in stores. Their prices, according to official estimates, have increased by 343%. Now products are brought in by plane and sold according to the norms in one hand.