The Kirov Interdistrict Environmental Prosecutor’s Office conducted an inspection of the legality of the disposal of a forested land plot located near the Osetrovka River in Belokholunitsky District. As established, in 1996, during the transfer of assets of the former kolkhoz enterprise, a plot of more than 30 hectares was unlawfully removed from the forest fund lands and state ownership. Later the area came into the possession of a peasant farm, which received it for the restoration of a water body — a pond by the river. However, those works were never carried out. The prosecutor’s office filed a lawsuit to reclaim the plot from unlawful possession. The court granted the supervisory authority’s claims in full. The court decision has been enforced, and ownership of the real estate has been registered in the name of the Russian Federation.

      In the Kirov Region, officers of the Russian National Guard's non-departmental security service (Rosgvardiya) responded three times in one night to "Alarm" signals from guarded facilities.

      The first call came at around one in the morning from a bar on Moskovskaya Street in Kirov. Two detention teams arrived. It turned out the panic button had been activated because of two 34-year-old men who were disturbing the public order. They were detained for petty hooliganism and taken to the police station.

      At around four in the morning an "Alarm" signal came from a bar on Profsoyuznaya Street. Rosgvardiya officers identified a 29-year-old man who was interfering with the staff's work. The offender was also taken to the police for further action.

      Another call was recorded at around eight in the morning — this time from the checkpoint of an enterprise in the settlement of Yurya. The Rosgvardiya officers who arrived found a 45-year-old man whose actions amounted to an administrative offence. He was also taken to the duty unit of the local police department.