A seminar on measles and rubella, covering epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention, was held at the Nazran Central District Hospital.

Specialists discussed the causes of the infection, clinical manifestations, and potential complications.

Particular attention was paid to the risks of rubella: infection during pregnancy can lead to severe congenital malformations in the fetus, including hearing, vision, and heart damage.

Modern diagnostic methods—PCR and serological testing—were discussed, as were algorithms for healthcare workers to follow when identifying suspected cases.

The need for strict adherence to anti-epidemic measures was emphasized.

Special emphasis was placed on the importance of vaccination and revaccination as the primary preventative measure against measles and rubella.

The "Harry Potter in the Wizarding World" concert, prepared by the Akhmed Khamkhoev State Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, was held for students of School No. 23 in Nazran.

A group of 11 professional performers presented 17 compositions from the legendary Harry Potter film series. The program featured video projections, and the performers wore themed costumes, complementing the musical portion.

The concert marked the final stage of the project. The program had previously been presented at the Olimp Lyceum-Center for Gifted Children in Yandar and at Secondary School No. 4 in Nazran.

The performances were part of a school tour with the orchestra's new lineup. Musicians from other regions joined the ensemble.

The Philharmonic team intends to further develop this program by continuing to organize traveling concerts for schoolchildren in Ingushetia.

Road infrastructure upgrades continue in Ekazhevo.

Road repairs are underway in the rural settlement of Ekazhevo. Currently, the road surface is being upgraded on Arsanoeva, Toldiev, and Kostoeva Streets.

The total length of the sections being repaired is approximately 2 kilometers.

The work is being carried out in compliance with established standards and quality regulations and is being monitored by relevant authorities.

Street signs in the Ingush language will be installed in Nazran.

The decision was announced by Mayor Ruslan Ozdoyev.

This initiative is aimed at supporting and developing the native language and is in line with the national policy on preserving linguistic heritage.

The new signs will first appear on the city's central streets. Specialists—philologists, representatives of the scientific and educational communities, and local historians—will be involved in the work.

The work will be organized in stages, taking into account the opinions of residents and experts.

The Nazran District Community Center hosted the concert "For You, Women!"

Songs were performed by both young talents and renowned artists. Shamil Gardanov, Adam Ozdoyev, Amir Pugoyev, Magomed Balayev, Rakhman Bekov, and Zelimkhan Barkhanoyev performed for the audience.

The performances by the students of the vocal group led by People's Artist of Ingushetia Artur Khulagov were particularly touching.

The concert also featured a performance by the Magas State Folk Song and Dance Ensemble.

An open lesson on traffic rules was held at School No. 3 in Nazran.

Representatives of the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate and the city administration participated in the event.

An intellectual quiz was held for the students, where they answered questions about road signs and safe crossing rules.

The third-grade students demonstrated good preparation and knowledge of traffic rules.

Experts noted that such lessons help children better understand the fundamentals of road safety and develop responsible behavior on the road.

Nazran is hosting an exhibition fair dedicated to the holy month of Ramadan.

The city's central square is lined with stalls selling products from local artisans and manufacturers. Residents and visitors can purchase sweets, folk art, pottery, jewelry, and handmade household items.

Representatives of the Ingush Artisans Association, as well as artisans from neighboring regions, are actively participating in the fair. Many items are handmade and feature a national flavor.

The fair has been running since March 8th, and today is its final day. Residents and visitors can visit the venue, admire the artisans' work, and enjoy the atmosphere of the holy month of Ramadan.

A preventative action, "Driver, Let Pedestrians Pass," was held in Nazran.

State Traffic Inspectorate officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Republic of Ingushetia, together with traffic police officers from the Nazran Department of Internal Affairs of Russia and the Young Traffic Inspectorate team from School No. 11, conducted a preventative event aimed at improving road safety.

During the event, drivers were reminded of the need to yield to pedestrians at uncontrolled crossings, keep their distance, and be attentive on the road.

Road users were also given leaflets with basic safety rules and a reminder of their responsibility for the lives and health of pedestrians.

Major repairs have begun on Berezovaya and Ugurchieva Streets in Ekazhevo.

Road resurfacing has begun on two streets in the rural community. Work began following requests from residents who participated in the special military operation and live on these streets.

On Berezovaya Street, repairs are being carried out over a 300-meter stretch.

On Ugurchieva Street, work is underway over a 400-meter stretch.

The work is aimed at improving road infrastructure and creating more comfortable conditions for residents.

A symphony concert, "Harry Potter in the Wizarding World," will take place in Nazran.

On April 2 at 2:30 PM, the Youth Theatre will host a revamped program dedicated to the music of the famous Harry Potter series.

The program includes popular compositions. The concert will be performed by a full symphony orchestra, offering a fresh perspective on the beloved universe.

The organizers promise a vibrant musical journey and a complete immersion into a magical atmosphere.