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Residents of Yakutsk complain about the shortage of buses after the rally
Residents of Yakutsk complain about the shortage of buses after the anti -migran rally. After the rally and pogroms, 129 migrant drivers did not go to work, the press service of the Government of Yakutia said.
After the rally, 129 drivers of city buses, immigrants from Kyrgyzstan did not reach the line, this was most affected by four routes - 7, 8, 16, 17, said the director of the Yapak municipal enterprise in Yakutsk, Sergei Maximov. According to him, the enterprise had to increase the interval between the buses, but now the situation was "settled".
SR in mobile SR on Instagram Wed FacebookThe Ministry of Transport of Yakutia said that the buses are working as usual, and the regularity of the movement is "restored in full." But the inhabitants of Yakutsk report that so far-4 days after the anti-migrant rally-bus intervals reach half an hour to an hour, writes the publication " YakutiaMedia ".
- The police of Yakutia said that it established the organizer of an unanquonic rally against migrants who posted in messengers calls for an unauthorized action held in the capital of the republic on Sunday, March 17. He was fined 20 thousand rubles for "violation of the established procedure for the organization or holding a meeting, rally, demonstration, procession or picket."
- On Wednesday, the head of the Yakutsk Sardan Avksentieva said that the economic situation in Russia was the real causes of protests in the capital of Yakutia, prices, low incomes of residents and a high level of unemployment. According to her, the last boiling point was a resonant crime against a local resident who was abducted and raped by foreign workers from Central Asia.
- The court in Yakutsk yesterday imprisoned two migrants who were suspected of illegal deprivation of the liberty of a local resident. They are suspected of committing a crime by prior conspiracy. They will stay in a pre -trial detention center for the time of an additional investigation, until May 17. The third person involved in the case, who is accused of abduction and rape, was arrested on March 18.
- On March 17, a spontaneous action of protest was held in Yakutsk. The reason for the action was the rape of a local resident with a migrant from Central Asia. Threats began to come to visitors. Seven people attacked the migrant driver of the bus. More than 80 drivers did not go on flights.
- The police detained three suspects in the abduction and rape of a woman. It was reported that one suspect in rape admitted his guilt - he is under arrest.
- The next day, a meeting of residents of the republic was held in the city. The head of Yakutia, Aisen Nikolaev and the mayor of Yakutsk, Sardan Avksentiev, promised to solve the problem of illegal migrants.
- The parliament of Yakutia created a commission to combat illegal migration and illegal business.