Apartment owners across Russia now face fines if they fail to report their tenants to authorities. This measure aims to enhance the safety and security of residential buildings.

The initiative is already underway in some regions. The Sverdlovsk region, including Ekaterinburg, has started implementing the system, with management companies requesting tenant information to prevent potential terrorist threats. According to a source at a management company in Yekaterinburg, this data collection is being conducted on behalf of the state housing inspection.

A new law is being developed to grant owners the right to establish specific rules of residence, including the obligation to report renters. State Duma Deputy Svetlana Razvorotneva stated that the penalty amount for non-compliance will be determined during a general meeting of homeowners.

The lack of tenant information can lead to various negative consequences, ranging from accidents to potential terrorist attacks.

Separately, in the Naro-Fominsk district of the Moscow region, a truck carrying Aperol liquor overturned, causing a significant traffic jam. The accident resulted in bottles of Aperol being scattered across the highway.

While some motorists began collecting the undamaged bottles, authorities have cautioned that this constitutes theft. Initial reports indicated that the truck was carrying vodka, but this information was later disproven.