In remote villages in Western Siberia, the prices of potatoes and cabbage have soared to a thousand rubles per kg. The reason is a dry summer: the Lower Tunguska has become shallow, and the river boats can no longer supply food. Now food is brought in by plane, and the local residents take advantage of the supplies. When will they be able to supply food to the villages in the river again and will it be possible to lower prices? Alexander Ostanko's report is in "News at 20:00" on the Russia TV channel.