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27 children and eight adults with signs of intestinal infection were hospitalized in Karabudakhkent hospital.

Due to snowfall and wind, three of the five cable cars at a mountain resort in Kabardino-Balkaria have been shut down. Three ski slopes are also closed to tourists.

Sochi believer Danil Suvorov, who was sentenced to six years in prison on extremism charges, was released in Mordovia.

The Dagestan government has allocated 100 million rubles for payments to flood victims. In Makhachkala, 82,900 requests for one-time assistance, over 10,000 claims for property loss compensation, and 297 claims for health damage were received.

The military shot down drones in Donetsk, as well as in the Kamensky and Belokalitvinsky districts. According to the Rostov Region governor, there were no injuries.

A Baku court sentenced Namig Nabiyev to 10.5 years in prison, finding him guilty of financing a terrorist organization. The defendant claimed he was collecting donations for peaceful causes.

In the Tuapse District, awards have been presented to the relatives of soldiers killed in the military operation. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 840 soldiers from the Krasnodar Territory have been officially recognized as killed in it.

Six Novorossiysk residents injured in the April 5 drone attack remain hospitalized. Two children were transported to a hospital in Krasnodar; they are in serious condition.

Heavy rains caused a landslide that destroyed part of the road in the village of Verkhneye Kazanishche, making it accessible only via a bypass road.

Volunteers from the Dolphins headquarters received a certificate from the Temryuk District Civil Defense and Emergencies Department detailing the results of their work since December 2024 in responding to the fuel oil spill. They collected over 6,000 tons of oil-contaminated mixture, 120 tons of fat mixture, and rescued over 500 birds.

Closing arguments have concluded in the case against the former executives of Gazprom Gas Distribution Krasnodar, including former Kuban Legislative Assembly deputy Alexey Rudnev. They are accused of bribery. The prosecutor requested sentences ranging from 16 to 22 years.

The property of Kuban Vice-Governor Andrei Korobka, his relatives, and associates, totaling over 10 billion rubles, was confiscated by the state. The court also dismissed the arrested official from his post.

A resident of the village of Giaginskaya in Adygea has been accused of desecrating military graves by extinguishing the eternal flame at the "Mass Grave" memorial.

On the 496th day of continuous protests outside the Georgian parliament, a solidarity rally for deported Azerbaijani journalist Afgan Sadigov continued. One activist repeated the symbolic burning of portraits of dictators that Sadigov periodically staged on Rustaveli Avenue.

Power and communications have been restored in the village of Mamedkala, which was flooded after a dam burst, but the situation remains dire, local residents said.

A representative of the Dagestan government in Iran reported an extremely unfavorable situation for road transport operators in Iran.

Ten Muslim prisoners in a Taganrog pretrial detention facility refused food and water in protest against the systematic violation of their rights.

The Anapa City Court has issued a lenient pretrial detention order for Anapa Deputy Head Natalia Ryabokon, who is accused of abuse of office.

Kabardino-Balkaria sent several shipments of humanitarian aid to residents of Dagestan affected by flooding. Four Russian regions and Abkhazia also reported assistance to Dagestanis affected by the disaster.

Security forces detained a man in Cherkessk whose comments containing "anti-Russian statements" attracted the attention of counter-extremism operatives.