Mobilized Petersburgers will be paid 100 thousand rubles

The authorities of St. Petersburg announced the measures to support mobilized and members of their families. This was reported in his telegram channel by the Governor of the city Alexander Beglov.

According to Beglov, mobilized will receive one -time payments in the amount of 100 thousand rubles. For volunteers (those who came to the military registration and enlistment office without a summons) they will amount to 300 thousand rubles. The city will also help to provide mobilized uniforms.

In addition, Beglov has listed additional support measures for mobilized families. Their children in schools will provide free meals and free travel in public transport. Parents will be exempted from fees in kindergartens. The city will provide families with free tickets to children's camps, and the deadline for registering acts in the registry office will be reduced to a day. The heads of the districts will control the execution.

Earlier, similar payments of 100 thousand for mobilized and 300 thousand for those who come to the military registration and enlistment office without a summons were announced by the Governor of the Leningrad Region Alexander Drozdenko.

What is expressed help with uniforms is not specified. Mobilized throughout the country massively report problems with equipment, relatives and volunteers are gathering clothes. FAS began checking the chains of stores Voentorg, Sportmaster and Hakki due to the rise in price of army equipment.

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