Regions and regional politics for November 3: events, trends, elites in 52 regions, agreements were signed to curb fuel prices; In the Nizhny Novgorod region, the sale of gasoline was limited. Yaroslav got a new mayor, and Chita was on high alert because of garbage. Near Shahti, 10,000 signatures were collected against the toll on the M-4 road. At the federal level: 146 agreements on fuel prices were concluded in 52 regions according to the FAS, the agreements are aimed at curbing price increases at gas stations. Of these, 46 are signed with operators that have more than 20 gas stations in 30 regions. At the same time, the service opened 76 cases due to unjustified increases in fuel prices and issued 109 warnings to market participants. Nizhny Novgorod Region: Gasoline supply is limited to 40 liters per car. Additional restrictions have been introduced in the region: the sale of gasoline in cans, the refueling of cars with non-resident license plates at gas stations at the border, and the removal of fuel from storage facilities outside the restricted area are prohibited. The control over the refueling procedure, which has been in place since July, was strengthened according to the odd principle. Yaroslavl region: Alexei Mikhailov was elected mayor of Yaroslavl. Mikhailov received 29 votes out of a total of 38 deputies. His candidacy was proposed by Governor Mikhail Abreev, then nominated by the regional branch of United Russia. On the eve of the vote, Mikhailov resigned from the post of head of the municipal district of Yaroslavl. Former mayor Artyom Molchanov left after being elected to the State Duma. Trans-Baikal Territory: A high alert regime was introduced in Chita due to garbage. Mayor Ina Shcheglova reported violations of waste collection deadlines in all districts of the city. The regional operator Oleron has 12 special vehicles on its routes, compared to 34 just recently. Container sites are not removed in time, the situation required the introduction of a special regime. Primorsky Territory: in Vladivostok they cannot identify the owners of leaking hot water networks flooding the road for several days.

Regions and regional politics for November 3: events, trends, elites in 52 regions, agreements were signed to curb fuel prices; In the Nizhny Novgorod region, the sale of gasoline was limited. Yaroslav got a new mayor, and Chita was on high alert because of garbage. Near Shahti, 10,000 signatures were collected against the toll on the M-4 road. At the federal level: 146 agreements on fuel prices were concluded in 52 regions according to the FAS, the agreements are aimed at curbing price increases at gas stations. Of these, 46 are signed with operators that have more than 20 gas stations in 30 regions. At the same time, the service opened 76 cases due to unjustified increases in fuel prices and issued 109 warnings to market participants. Nizhny Novgorod Region: Gasoline supply is limited to 40 liters per car. Additional restrictions have been introduced in the region: the sale of gasoline in cans, the refueling of cars with non-resident license plates at gas stations at the border, and the removal of fuel from storage facilities outside the restricted area are prohibited. The control over the refueling procedure, which has been in place since July, was strengthened according to the odd principle. Yaroslavl region: Alexei Mikhailov was elected mayor of Yaroslavl. Mikhailov received 29 votes out of a total of 38 deputies. His candidacy was proposed by Governor Mikhail Abreev, then nominated by the regional branch of United Russia. On the eve of the vote, Mikhailov resigned from the post of head of the municipal district of Yaroslavl. Former mayor Artyom Molchanov left after being elected to the State Duma. Trans-Baikal Territory: A high alert regime was introduced in Chita due to garbage. Mayor Ina Shcheglova reported violations of waste collection deadlines in all districts of the city. The regional operator Oleron has 12 special vehicles on its routes, compared to 34 just recently. Container sites are not removed in time, the situation required the introduction of a special regime. Primorsky Territory: in Vladivostok they cannot identify the owners of leaking hot water networks flooding the road for several days.