Republic of Ingushetia

From March 10th to 14th, 2026, an information stand on the topic of "Fire Safety" will be set up at the Lyazhgi Community Center.

What will be on the stand?

We have prepared useful and important information to help you and your loved ones know what to do in an emergency:

•a diagram of the community center building with emergency exits indicated;

•procedure for using primary fire extinguishing equipment (fire extinguishers, etc.);

emergency numbers for calling for help: 101, 112;

•step-by-step instructions: what to do if a fire is detected;

•rules for providing first aid to victims;

•tips for preventing fires at home.

Why is this important?

Knowing basic fire safety rules can save lives and prevent tragedies. We invite everyone to explore the stand and study the information provided!

The area around School No. 7 in Sunzha will be improved.

The decision was made following an on-site inspection by administration staff. The raid was prompted by a request from school management.

During the inspection, specialists noted a number of problems: worn asphalt pavement on the access road, a lack of storm drainage, and the presence of cesspools. Because of this, during inclement weather, students have to walk to school through mud and puddles.

The city administration intends to carry out landscaping work on the site and improve the infrastructure near the school.

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.

On March 27, the Ingush State Youth Theater will present "Dear Daughter-in-Law," based on M. Akhmadov's play, in Sunzha as part of the All-Russian event dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the Union of Theater Workers of Russia.

The performance will take place on the stage of the Sunzha Palace of Culture. Renowned actors from the republic's theater scene will be participating in the production.

The performance is also included in the "Bring Your Parents to a Museum, Theater, or Concert Hall" campaign for young people. From March 21 to April 5, Pushkin Card holders will be able to invite their loved ones to the performance.

The performance will be an excellent opportunity to spend time with the whole family and learn about theater arts.

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.

The Dzheyrakh District Administration held a regular meeting of the Commission on Minors' Affairs, chaired by Deputy Head of Administration Dzhamaleil Yevkurov.

Commission members and representatives of relevant agencies participated in the meeting.

As a reminder, the Commission meets regularly to prevent crime and protect children's rights in the district.

A themed evening, "I Draw for the Soul," dedicated to the 65th anniversary of the birth of historian, writer, and artist Nurdin Kodzoev was held at the Dolakovo branch of the House of Culture.

The event was part of the all-Russian "Culture for Schoolchildren" project. Participants included fifth- and sixth-grade students from the Dolakovo school, along with staff from the House of Culture and the village library.

The students learned about the biography and work of Nurdin Kodzoev, a Russian-Ingush historian, archaeologist, writer, and PhD candidate in history.

Such events help schoolchildren better understand outstanding figures in the culture and history of their native region.

The school week at School No. 5 in Surkhakhi began with a "Conversations About Important Things" class, focusing on the topic "Factories of Russia."

During the class, students learned about the role of modern industry, its achievements, and its importance to the country's economy.

Particular attention was paid to issues of technological development, respect for labor, and the importance of engineering and blue-collar jobs.

The class content was adapted to the students' age: from an introduction to basic concepts for elementary school students to a discussion of the prospects for professional self-determination for high school students.

The Nazran Young Spectator's Theater will host a celebratory event in honor of Cultural Workers' Day.

The concert was prepared by artists from the A. Khamkhoev State Philharmonic.

The program includes well-known pieces from the theater's "golden collection" as well as new compositions performed for the first time. Audiences will enjoy folk songs, contemporary pop performances, and vibrant choreographic numbers.

The event will take place on March 26 at 3:00 PM.

Landscaping and greening work continues in Nazran.

On Mutalieva Street, near the city hospital parking lot, public space is being developed.

Young linden trees have already been planted, significantly transforming the area and creating a more comfortable environment.

Work continues, with paving the area and installing a sidewalk to come. Landscaping such areas makes the city more convenient and well-maintained for residents.