The head of the Ministry of Emergencies of Primorye decided to dismiss after a flood in Ussuriysk, they recognized the media

The head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergencies in the Primorsky Territory Vladimir Fokin will soon be dismissed, VL.ru reports with reference to an unnamed source in the administration of the Primorsky Territory. Such a decision, writes an Internet newspaper, was made due to poor work to eliminate the consequences of floods in the Ussuri city district. The blow of the elements did not lead to human victims, but animals contained in the zoo died .

The press service of the regional headquarters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has not yet confirmed the data on the dismissal of Fokin, writes VL.ru, indicating that this will soon be announced officially.

Fokin, according to the department’s website, headed Glavk in 2014. He, among other things, was “awarded the medals of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for impeccable service” of the II and III degree, the medal of the Russian Emergencies Ministry “for the difference in the service” of the 1st degree, many departmental awards. ”

The Ussuriysk was injured more than others from the flood, the damage amounted to about eight million rubles. The victims are about nine and a half thousand people. On the night of September 7, the press service of the district administration reported that all points of temporary placement of the victims were transferred to the waiting regimen, the citizens returned home.

“For several days, no one has seen for help,” said the representative of the TASS administration, adding that “the points have been transferred to the waiting regimen and may be open to receive the victims if necessary”. In total, five such points were deployed - two in Ussuriysk and three more in suburban villages.

"In settlements, complex teams of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia, housing and communal services and landscaping services are clearing the territories from garbage, restoring infrastructure facilities, clearing riverbeds and drains. Over the past day alone, 102 tons of garbage were taken out," the Emergencies Ministry said in the Far Eastern Regional Center.

Earlier it was reported that people whose property suffered from floods will receive from 10 to 100 thousand rubles per person.

A number of territories of Primorye were flooded in connection with the typhoon “persuas”, which previously passed through the territories of the Philippines, South Korea, China and Japan.