Disabled people were evicted from a boarding school to free up refugees from Ukraine

In the village of Sosnovoborskoye, the Petrovsky district of the Saratov region from the socio-rehabilitation department of the Center for Social Protection, all pensioners and disabled people who lived there in order to free up refugees from Ukraine. It is reported by Freenews-Volga with reference to the editor of the district newspaper "For Renaissance" Yuri Sokovnin.

As Saratovinform clarifies , 16 people were evicted in total. They were distributed to other boarding schools or sent home. Meanwhile, Sokovnin noted, some residents of the family of relatives belong to the category of dysfunctional ones.

13 personnel remain in the state. It is claimed, they are ordered to "wait for refugees." Sokovnin, however, did not rule out that in reality the Internet is supposed to be closed "in order to optimize expenses."

“If a miracle happens and refugees from Ukraine will be in the village of Sosnovoborsky, then they simply will have nothing to do there, since there are no jobs in the village,” the journalist noted. Thus, they will live here for no more than three months, as required by refugee status. After that, Sokovnin suggested, the staff will begin to dismiss, and the building will be "molested by bricks."

The decision to evict pensioners and people with disabilities was made by a high -ranking official of the regional Ministry of Social Development, the journalist also said. At the same time, the district administration did not coordinate this measure with either a veteran organization or with other public structures. Sokovnin said that he intends to raise the issue of resettlement of a boarding school at meetings of the district public council and the Council of Veterans.