A girl died after falling from the fifth floor of a building in Novosibirsk. The incident occurred at a house on Boris Bogatkov Street. An investigative team from the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs was dispatched to the scene.

Internet provider “Electronic City” experienced a significant outage on the evening of June 8. Residents reported that internet services and the provider’s application were unavailable. According to an NGS reader, the support line indicated a “massive problem with the switches.”

A large hole appeared in the sidewalk near the “Yelochka” kindergarten on Boris Bogatkov Street in the Oktyabrsky district. Eyewitnesses reported the incident, describing it as “another portal to the unknown.”

A quest was undertaken to test a pedestrian route from the city center to the Mikhailovskaya embankment, highlighting the discomfort and challenges of the existing path. The editor walked the “route of discomfort” and consulted experts on potential improvements for pedestrians.

In the mid-20th century, small hydroelectric power plants were constructed on small rivers in the Novosibirsk region to provide electricity to collective farms and villages. However, these plants were short-lived, closing after 15–20 years due to the high cost of energy compared to the Novosibirsk Hydroelectric Power Plant. The ruins of one such power plant still stand in the village of Kiik.