Aksenov switched to “administrative terror”
Simferopol officials switched to public transportation today. Crimean Governor Sergei Aksyonov "recommended" them to commute to work by minibus, so they could experience for themselves the full "joys" of the republic's capital's transportation collapse, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Journalists saw how deputy of the Simferopol City Council Igor Savutin, deputy head of the administration Evgeniy Bortnikov, chairman of the city council Viktor Ageev and other officials used the route transport this morning.
Nanune Aksenov said in his blog that the situation with transport links in Simferopol leaves much to be desired and ordered no repairs of new streets until the city center, where reconstruction is already underway, is repaired.
“In this regard, the mayor of Simferopol, his deputies, the chairman of the city council and others travel to their places of work by public transport from the final stops and, accordingly, leave work during the evening rush hour,” Aksenov said.
Earlier, the head of Crimea promised to inflict "administrative terror" on the Simferopol authorities due to the transport collapse the city has experienced due to repairs to central roads and problems with the capital's housing and utilities.
Aksyonov has resorted to "administrative terror."