In the Moscow region, police detained protesters against turning off hot water

In the city of Yakhroma, Dmitrovsky urban district, Moscow region, police detained at least 7 people from among the local residents who are protesting against the shutdown of hot water for several months. Information about this was published in the “This is Dmitrov, baby” group on the VKontakte social network.

As it becomes clear from the broadcast published today at 17:18, people blocked the road and prevented cars from passing. According to one of the local residents with whom OVD-Info was able to speak, people are protesting against annual hot water shutdowns from spring to autumn, which have been going on for five years.

In this video , at least four people are seen being led into a police bus, while a certain person in civilian clothes is leading the actions of the police. Before the video cuts off, the man in the suit points out to the cops another person out of the camera's field of view.

In another video, police officers drag a man onto a bus while a woman screams loudly. Following the man, two more women are detained.

There is no connection with the detainees, as well as exact information about their number.

At 22:22 in the group "This is Dmitrov, baby" information was published that all the detainees should be released soon.