In St. Petersburg on November 1, a dense fog persisted in places with poor visibility. The Emergencies Ministry warns drivers to slow down and keep a distance. Forecasters note that in November, temperatures can drop to minus 12-17 degrees on certain nights. Confirmed mpox patients were discharged from city hospitals and their condition was stable. A three-year-old mummy was found in one of the residential buildings. A car service worker who fled after a fatal accident was detained. A court in Primorsky sent a person who stole a bouquet of thirty flowers to custody. In several areas, road restrictions will be introduced between November 1-2 due to network and sidewalk repairs. Lane closures remained on some sections of the ring road. Over the past 24 hours, hundreds of accidents were recorded, some with casualties. For the first time, the city budget's revenue and expenditure exceeded one trillion rubles in nine months. Restoration continues after the October drone attack: damaged houses and objects are being repaired. City services are operating as usual, and utility workers are preparing for cold weather.