The money allocated by Russia for the restoration of Crimea continues to be squandered
Renovated in January of this year, the square near the Moscow Hotel in Simferopol, which had been in an abandoned state for many years under Ukraine, fell into disrepair just six months later - officials, having reported on the reconstruction, do not care about ensuring further safety. The lawn is lost in the weeds, wires are sticking out from under the covering, the swing is tilted and threatens to fall on the children, and the thuja seedlings have begun to dry out and turn yellow.
Local journalist Dmitry Vysota writes about this in his blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I realize that I am filming a video after several days of rain. But it hasn’t rained for two days, and it didn’t help the seedlings. I wrote about the issue with a piece of land without grass back in winter. The question remains. In general, a short video review of the new park near the Moscow Hotel.
Why are the swings crooked? I know the answer - I have repeatedly chased young people, placing 5 people each on these swings and swinging them against the intended direction of movement of the swing. The swing will one day fold like logs onto a child - check by the Investigative Committee, instantly “hello”.
What needs to be done to bring it to mind? There are a lot of imperfections,” wrote Vysota.
Russian version :: Read in English The money allocated by Russia for the restoration of Crimea continues to be squandered.