The republic is predicting an increase in cases of rabies and brucellosis.

According to data from veterinary services, foxes remain the primary source of rabies transmission in the Republic of Tatarstan.

Half of the hotels in Tatarstan may close.

All hotels, inns, sanatoria and holiday resorts in Russia must undergo a self-assessment and classification procedure to be included in the federal register. Otherwise, starting in September they may face fines and removal from aggregators.

A new medical center for newborns with disabilities will open in Kazan.

The inclusive medical center will operate in the new building of the Yardem rehabilitation center, located on Serov Street. Construction is scheduled to be completed in 2026.

In Kazan, two schools will be renovated and a security checkpoint will be installed by September 1.

In schools, conditions for children with disabilities will also be improved. For example, at Gymnasium No. 13 a designated space will be set up for students to work with specialists, and specialized exercise and sensory equipment will be installed.

Over 2,000 families in the republic received housing through co-financing.

The social mortgage program is implemented in Tatarstan within the framework of the national project "Infrastructure for Life." It aims to improve access to affordable and comfortable housing for the region's residents.

Tatarstan exported over 30,000 tons of grain in half a year.

Wheat accounted for the majority of total exports – 15,300 tons. The largest shipment of wheat, over 4,000 tons, was dispatched on June 10 to the Port of Kavkaz.

Pigeons are dying en masse in Kazan.

In various districts of Kazan, residents have started noticing dead pigeons. According to eyewitness reports, these are far from isolated incidents, which is causing concern among the townspeople.

The republic wants to ban the sale of gasoline to children.

The deputies of the State Council of Tatarstan have prepared a bill aimed at reducing the number of accidents involving children driving such vehicles as pit bikes and quad bikes.

3.2 billion rubles will be spent on IT projects and telecommunications infrastructure development.

Such plans, as well as intentions to provide Tatarstan with quality mobile communication and further digitalization of the region, were voiced at the halfway annual meeting of the Ministry of Digital Development of the republic.

Approximately 30,000 tickets sold for the Russian Super Cup football match in Kazan.

On July 12, a football Supercup match will take place in the capital of Tatarstan. The winner will be determined in a game between "Krasnodar" and CSKA, which will be held at the Ak Bars Arena stadium.

Special routes for Chinese tourists have appeared in the republic.

A special offer has been created for the Chinese, who are increasingly visiting the Republic of Tatarstan as tourists, which is sure to appeal to guests from the Middle Kingdom.

More than a thousand new paid parking spaces will be created in Kazan.

The Kazan authorities have decided to focus on expanding the municipal parking lot. The total number of paid parking spaces is expected to exceed 14,100.

A tour on a retro train was proposed in the republic.

In Tatarstan, the possibility of organizing an analog of the "Tchaikovsky Express" retro train project, which is already successfully implemented in Udmurtia, is being considered.

Tatars can now pay for train tickets using geolocation.

Tatarstan became the first Russian region to introduce new ways of paying for suburban train travel using passenger geolocation.