Residents of the village in Bashkiria are tired of asking the authorities to establish the lanterns and did it themselves. But the authorities turned off their electricity

Residents of the village of Bazilevka in Bashkiria are tired of asking officials to install street lanterns and put them on their own, but the authorities turned off their electricity. It is reported by Readovka.

As the publication clarifies, the villagers repeatedly wrote complaints and appeals to the local administration to solve the problem with lighting on the streets. However, for several years the problem has not been solved. Then the residents collected money and set the lanterns at their own expense.

However, having learned about this, the authorities were completely disconnected in the village of electricity. They explained this decision by the fact that "the installation of lanterns is illegal."

According to the publication, the last 10 years the inhabitants of the same village complained about water problems. In 2011, people also at their own expense made a water supply project and tried to implement it, but the contractor went bankrupt. Despite numerous complaints, the problem with water in the basilo has not yet been solved so far.