Abnormal heat, new generation offices and the revenge of “covid”

The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of RUSSIA for St. Petersburg warned citizens about abnormally hot weather from June 19 to 24 with an average daily air temperature above the climatic norm. “Be careful and careful!” the ministry said, urging citizens to drink more water. In the coming days, the thermometer may rise above 30 degrees Celsius.

The proportion of young patients with severe covid-19

has increased in St. Petersburg A significant proportion of severe patients with CORONAVIRUS in St. Petersburg hospitals are young people. This was stated by the governor of the city Alexander Beglov at the Coordinating Council under the Government of the Russian Federation to combat the spread of a new coronavirus infection in Russia. The meeting was held via videoconference by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

Next-generation offices showed record growth in St. Petersburg

The first half of 2021 was characterized by rapid growth of coworking spaces in St. Petersburg. The increase in the supply of jobs in flexible offices amounted to almost 50% of the gross supply at the end of 2020, analysts at Maris in association with CBRE calculated. According to them, according to the results of the first half of 2021, the growth of coworking centers will be 30%. By the end of the year, the total market for flexible workspaces in the city may exceed 70 thousand square meters. m, predict in IPG.Estate.

Antibodies after vaccination: an independent study was conducted in St. Petersburg

The vast majority of St. Petersburg residents vaccinated with the Sputnik V vaccine (“Sputnik V”) effectively develop antibodies after being vaccinated against the coronavirus. This conclusion was made by the authors of the study, which is conducted by the Research Institute of Influenza. A.A. Smorodintsev of the Ministry of HEALTH of Russia in cooperation with the Institute for Interdisciplinary Medical Research at the European University at St. Petersburg with the support of JSC Polymetal. According to preliminary data from the study, a stable immune response to covid is formed in those vaccinated within the first two months. However, the study also confirmed the fact that there is a small proportion of people in the population in whom Sputnik V does not cause the production of specific antibodies.

In St. Petersburg, an entrepreneur has been prosecuted for 14 years under a repealed article

The Leningrad Regional COURT began considering an appeal in the scandalous criminal case of businesswoman Olga Zakharova. This case was initiated 14 years ago, and the costs of it have already exceeded 200 million rubles. St. Petersburg business ombudsman Alexander Abrosimov is actively defending Zakharova, insisting that there is no corpus delicti.

Sela founder invests in fish restaurant in St.

Petersburg St. Petersburg restaurateur, chef Antonio Freza and former co-owner of Sela chain Arkady Pekarevsky, in partnership with entrepreneur Rodion Vyazalov, are opening a fish restaurant in the center of St. Petersburg. This is reported by the newspaper "Kommersant". Petersburg restaurateurs are cautious about the prospects of the project, especially given the current situation in the restaurant market.

The load on St. Petersburg hospitals was compared with the peak of the “first wave”

In the Pokrovskaya hospital, which has been completely redesigned to receive patients with coronavirus, all beds are filled: both regular and additional beds were occupied. This was reported to RBC Petersburg in the press service of the hospital. According to the interlocutor of the publication, on the morning of June 15, there were about 700 patients in the hospital. It should be noted that in the spring of 2020, when the multidisciplinary hospital was redesigned as a “covid” one, the bed capacity of the medical facility allowed to receive no more than 550 patients. The day before, on June 16, against the backdrop of a worsening epidemiological situation, the Mariinsky Hospital resumed receiving patients with COVID-19.