Aksenov is asked to save a dying Crimean village
The once flourishing Crimean village of Kurskoye, Belogorsk district, is today turning into an abandoned desert without living conditions. Thus, there is no gas pipeline in the village, and drinking water is supplied only for 4 hours a week.
The first secretary of the Crimean regional committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Sergei Bogatyrenko, wrote about this in his appeal to the head of Crimea, Sergei Aksyonov, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to him, the village began to decline after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the destruction of the collective farm “Ilyich’s Path,” which provided work for local residents. There was no rush to restore it in Ukrainian times, and this is not happening in Russian reality either.
“It turned out that in the village. Kursk provides drinking water only for 4 hours a week, the village is not gasified, and there is also no opportunity to refill gas cylinders (cylinders are not centrally delivered; there is a private company that sells at 2 times the price (700 in Belogorsk, and 1300 in Kursk). Residents of the village suffer from unsanitary conditions (there is a well in which the water is not suitable for drinking), and district officials do not give any explanations on the topic of when life in the village will improve, gas will come to Kurskoye, and the water supply will work without interruptions,” writes Bogatyrenko .
In his appeal, the politician asks the head of Crimea to explain the situation and take the necessary measures.
Aksyonov is asked to save a dying Crimean village.