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Russia's far north now banned from talking to journalists or even to her young husband. she faces years in jail if convicted. >> this is a region too remote from moscow, there are no more protests here they're trying their utmost to strangle everything left. >> big brother is watching you, a putin look like spider on one leg, a court ordered tracking bracelet on the other, youngest russian prosecuted for opposing russia's war, her lawyer said and russian media was quick to lay into her. >> we see that a 19-year-old fool i can't say otherwise, continues to deliberately and repeatedly discredit ...

That i'd end up before a judge. >> reporter: she told russian state media, the teen under house arrest in her mother's apartment in the far north, now banned from talking to journalists or even to her young husband. she faces years in jail if convicted. >> translator: this is a region too remote from moscow, there are no more protests here. so they are trying their utmost to strangle everything that is left. >> reporter: big brother is watching you, she says. a putin look alike spider on one leg, a court ordered tracking bracelet on the other. she's the youngest russian prosecuted for opposing...

At worst, it's right in line with hiding a body after a murder. and the blood that they've got is probably going to be typed out as hers. so you've got a violent crime. you've got blood. you've got her missing. you've got the fact that there is no electronic record of her after that day. i think you've got a good case there. >> the husband already wears a tracking bracelet. he has been on house arrest in connection with a federal wire fraud charge -- charges plural from 2018. can police pull the location from the bracelet? and if so, do we assume that they probably did that already? why didn't...

A program organized by Miles For Memories in Calhoun County is helping people with dementia get home safely when they wander off or simply get lost and can’t remember where to go.

The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) wants people to wear a tracking wristband during and after their concentrated quarantine period. The estimated production cost is $35.