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Sakhalin: A resident threw a boot in the mayor
A resident of the Uglegorsk district in Sakhalin threw a boot at the head of the city of Dmitry Tsukanov during a meeting with Governor Vasily Limarenko. The video of the incident was published by Amurmash.
The meeting with the residents of the district took place in Shakhtersk on Thursday, August 4. A resident of Uglegorsk complained that the administration refuses to provide her with an apartment instead of emergency housing, offering to move to an unsuitable premises for life. According to the city dweller, several families live in the emergency house, who are also refused to receive housing. The woman noted that in eight months she could not achieve understanding with the leadership of the city. Having completed the performance, she took out the boots from the package and threw him into the head of the Uglegor district Dmitry Tsukanov, after which the police officer escorted her from the stage.
According to Baza, the woman's name is Lyudmila Anikeeva. She lives with her family in a two -room apartment in an emergency house. The regional court ordered the district administration to provide the family with comfortable housing, but the decision has not yet been implemented. It is noted that the woman threw a boot in an official to show that objects in the house were covered with mold. From the hall where the meeting took place, the employees took Anikeev to the department.
Vasily Limarenko, judging by the video, asked the prosecutor to pay attention to the problem. In his telegram channel, Limarenko did not mention the incident, but wrote about the construction of a physical education complex in Shakhtersk and a hockey court in Uglegorsk. At the same time, he noted that the inhabitants of Shakhtersk complained about problems in landscaping and medicine.
- Dmitry Tsukanov headed the Uglegorsky district on November 24, shortly after the former head Sergei Doroshchuk left his position due to the conflict with the journalists of the newspaper "Carlegier News". Doroshchuk tried to disrupt the release of the next issue of the newspaper with the text about violations of the local coal company. After the dismissal of the editor of the publication, the editorial staff also submitted applications for care. Governor Vasily Limarenko asked Doroshchuk to leave the post due to "poor communication with the population."