
We were mistaken. Some of us believed that becoming the first guy in the village today is quite simple - because the second guy there will not always be found there. Others added that in the current village it is impossible for men to drink for three: even if there are two, then there is no place to get the third. In general, everyone thought that the villages were depopulated, and if in one of them you suddenly see dozens of young and strong people, it would be easy to guess - this is an Olympic village.
But then Sergey Semenovich Sobyanin gave Russia to the leading gaze. “We have in rural areas,” he said the other day during the discussion with the former Minister of Finance Alexei Kudrin, “today there are conditionally extra 15 million people who, for the production of agricultural products, taking into account new technologies, productivity in the countryside, by and large, are not needed.”
Wow! As many as 15 million people can be reduced, led out of the state and even for the outskirts of the village. It is not clear where to lead them further, but it is not clear to us and all the rest where they are leaving.
In exchange for these 15 million people, five people (no less!) Can be invited from cities and employed with benefit. We’ll call specific addresses right here. This, for example, is the village of Morozkovo in the Sverdlovsk region. The only store was closed there. And not because there is nothing to trade, but because there is no one. Due to the lack of a seller, 200 people were left without shopping, not to mention dumping.
Or in the village of Khilovo in the Pskov region, they could not find a replacement for a fired school cook, and 43 schoolchildren drink one tea instead of lunch.
Even Governor Mikhail Vedernikov joined the problem. Now, on his behalf, they are looking for a person who would understand, firstly, in the first dishes, and secondly-secondly.
In the village of Eltyshevo, the Novosibirsk region, there is a cook at school, there is even a single teacher. According to the Taiga-info information and analytical publication, she alone leads all the primary classes and circles. School is a four -year -old. The nine -year -old was closed back in 2008, otherwise this teacher had to lead not four, but all nine classes. But the feldsher-midwife point in Eltyshev, due to the dismissal of the paramedic, was closed a year ago. It is clear that in such a short time you will only have time to get sick and die, and it is impossible to find a new paramedic.
All these village vacancies are familiar to Russia, and the reports that something was closed somewhere in the village, boring and dull. But is there a invigorating news that something was opened somewhere in the deep province? There is one. A cultural institution appeared, which we have not been anywhere. The country's first museum of the disappeared villages was opened this fall in Udmurtia, in the village of Sep Iginsky District. They collected things, letters, photographs of people living in the villages that disappeared from the map. There was, for example, the village of Yzhnyuk, and there is no it. Why not it? Yes, because at first the club was closed, then the first -aid post, then the whole village turned out to be conditionally superfluous. And somewhere, after all, its inhabitants moved. It is unlikely that in Moscow to Sergey Semenovich. In the best case, in the Udmurt capital of Izhevsk, which people from Yzhnyuk, probably, are called among themselves.