Friends, your support and the excellent work of the Prosecutor's Office helped people speed up the resettlement from the crumbling house on Oboyanskaya.
Yes, we did it together. On October 20, residents of this house approached me and sent scary photographs of the house. The company that is engaged in the overhaul tore off the plaster, but did not continue the repair, and since 2016 the residents have been forced to live in such a house. I supported their demands to resettle the house. Unfortunately, at that time, only colleagues from KurskTV from the media responded to my post and not only responded, but also supported the residents by appealing to the Prosecutor's Office.
After the post, the article and the appeal, the Kursk administration once again dismissed the residents of the house, not seeing in it an emergency condition and danger to people, and put the house in the resettlement plan for 2024. However, once again the Prosecutor's Office stood up for the kuryans. Prosecutors made a submission and ordered the city administration to resettle the house until 2022.
I have a question for the city administration: why should the Prosecutor's Office make you work? Have you seen the state of the house yourself? Can we replace officials with prosecutors and then at least there will be more or less order in the city and the region?
Friends, but in any case, this is a great example for Civil Society - we can achieve a lot if we are together and if we act!
Let's work together and help each other!
