A moratorium on the debts of the victims of the house in Izhevsk can be introduced into Udmurtia

The head of Udmurtia, Alexander Brechalov, instructed to consider the possibility of entering the moratorium on the recovery of debts of the inhabitants of the destroyed house in Izhevsk. He reported this on Sunday during a meeting with residents. The authorities promised the victims of a million rubles, and to those who lost the apartments irrevocably - to populate into new ones.

"On Monday, I instill a meeting with the heads of banks. We are not talking about forgiveness of debts, but in this situation, when citizens exactly have additional expenses, starting from mobile communications and ending with food, things, at some period a moratorium on payments (we must enter) to deal with the situation. Therefore, we will have to restructure the debt and with insurance companies to communicate and with insurance companies, so that in relations and with insurance companies, so that in relations and with insurance companies. Those who were insured have worked very quickly in property and housing, ”TASS quoted the governor as saying.

He said that according to the results of the survey of the house, three entrances will most likely be recognized as unsuitable for life: collapsed and two neighboring ones. Residents, whose apartments after the collapse of the house in Izhevsk cannot be restored will be provided with new ones, and those who have nowhere to live during the examination, the authorities rent housing, reports Brechalov RIA Novosti .

On Sunday, residents from the first to the third entrances launched their things into the apartments. The head of the region added that the tenants of the fourth and sixth entrances will also be launched behind personal things, but they will ask you not to move the furniture: "We ordered a federal examination of the house, we want to examine it from the foundation to the roof. We must be confident at home. The situation is very complicated, the house is panel and we can’t take risks. People will be able to live here only if we are sure 100 percent."

The head of the government of Udmurtia, Yaroslav Semenov, said that over the next week the families of the dead and the victims would receive 1 million rubles.

A partial collapse of a nine -story residential building on Udmurt Street in Izhevsk occurred on November 9. Seven people died. According to the investigation, the explosion is the work of Alexander Kopytov, who deliberately disconnected the gas hose from the stove. He was prescribed a psychiatric examination: sources claim that during interrogation he talked about the voices that insulted him, which subsided when he launched the gas. The day before he was charged with the murder , the court arrested him.