Omsk: a pensioner who has lived with a passport of the USSR for 30 years is evicted from the hostel

A resident of Omsk, Galina Abaskalova, who has lived with a passport of the USSR for almost 30 years, is evicted from the hostel. The lawsuit was filed by the mayor at the time of the replacement of the passport, when Abaskalova did not have any documents.

27 years ago, Galina Abaskalova could not replace the passport of the Soviet Union due to problems with documents. After a non -working pensioner, she was afraid of a fine for the untimely replacement of the passport. After resonance in the media, Abaskalova promised to issue a Russian passport, but right during the replacement of the document of Omsk, they filed a lawsuit to evict a pensioner from the hostel, where she lives without water and light.

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“There is a court decision on eviction, it was not appealed in lawfully. At that time, she had neither a passport nor any papers that she was sued and preparing documents about eviction. She was not even aware. At the moment, she has no other housing,” the older one quotes the hostel, Elena Moroz “The First City TV Channel Omsk”. According to Frost, officials from the administration came to the hostel to Galina and saw that a pensioner lives in a room without light and water, and that she did not have funds for renting other housing.

The lawsuit of the Omsk administration was satisfied with the Pervomaisky District Court of the city. Officials said that Galina Abaskalova could get another social housing, but did not inform where the pensioner lives during the collection of documents for this benefit.

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