Actor Ivan Krasko turned to Putin due to poor snow cleaning in St. Petersburg

Actor Ivan Krasko addressed Russian President Vladimir Putin about untimely and poorly cleaning snow and ice in St. Petersburg. The full text of the letter published the "Rise". His authenticity to the publication was confirmed by the director of the artist Vyacheslav Smorodinov.

Putin’s appeal to Putin says that due to the “sluggishness of the city authorities” in St. Petersburg, “the situation has developed for life”. The actor lists the latest incidents related to the fall of ice from the roofs, as a result of which several people were injured , and also writes that because of the situation on the city streets, the elderly were "hostages in their apartments."

“I understand their troubles very well: for an elderly person, any trip to the pharmacy or the store today turns into an insoluble task, into a dangerous“ adventure ”. The consequence of such “adventures” - falls, injuries, hospitals ... ”said Krasko.

In conclusion, the actor asked the president to influence the St. Petersburg authorities and assist in the liberation of the townspeople from the Snow-Logical captivity.

Krasko-91-year-old theater and cinema actor, People's Artist of Russia. Since 1965, he has been working at the Komissarzhevskaya Theater in St. Petersburg.

The Kremlin has already commented on his appeal. Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov said that such statements must first be addressed to the authorities of St. Petersburg. His words are given by TASS.

Dmitry Peskov
Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation

“No, we did not receive such a letter. But, probably, it is necessary first of all to the city’s leadership, to send such a letter to the governor. ”

Photo on the cover: Nikita Pakharev / "Paper"

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