“Is there no more problems in Crimea?” The mayor of Alushta, who wished to "die" to the dogs, asked not to cling to the words

The mayor of Alushta Galina Ogneva, who during a meeting of the city operational headquarters wished to “die” to the dogs of “self -isolation” violators, apologized from her words and asked not to cling to them. The corresponding post is published on the Fire Facebook page.

“I regret it if I did not express the thought somewhere not entirely correctly. I also turn to the Crimeans with a request not to cling to the carelessly abandoned phrases. I would like people, on the contrary, to see and understand that chapters (municipalities) are experiencing, and not clinging to any one phrase and chopped it. Are there no more problems in Crimea?! ”, Wrote Ogneva.

On May 21, a video appeared in social networks from a meeting of the Alushta operational headquarters to counteract the coronavirus. During the report of one of the officials that tourists with a tent and two pets stopped on the beach of Alushta, Ogneva turned away the microphone from herself and said: "So that they die, these dogs."

The official later declared Interfax that she did not utter these words. “I didn't say that. Apparently, they twisted once again ... What, am I completely? I am a normal person, ”the agency quoted Ognev.