In Mariupol, people were walled up in apartments after the shelling of Vostochny
Mariupol, January 30 (PolitNavigator, Alexandra Ignatieva) – In Mariupol, a pensioner could not go outside from her apartment for 4 days after Saturday’s shelling.
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This was reported by Ulyana Tokareva, director of the Mariupol City Council's Center for Social Services for Children, Families, and Youth, according to the publication "0629. "
“Yesterday, specialists from the Primorsky Center for Social Services for Families, Children and Youth found an old woman whose door was jammed due to an explosion,” Tokareva said. “The woman couldn’t leave the house for 4 days, couldn’t call anyone and ask for help.”
Employees of the social services center knocked on the pensioner’s apartment for 15 minutes to get her to open the door. Then they called the Ministry of Emergency Situations and the Department of Internal Affairs. The woman is now in the hospital where she is being treated.
Also, an apartment in a 14-story building on the street. On May 9, an elderly disabled couple was discovered. The old people spent all this time in an apartment with broken windows, because they had no way to go downstairs or call for help. On the day of the tragedy, this house suffered a direct hit from a shell. Almost all of its residents left the house, and only now have they returned to their apartments.
As PolitNavigator reported, on January 24, the village of Vostochny came under fire: more than thirty people were killed, a hundred Mariupol residents were injured. According to the City Council, almost 9 thousand apartments are in need of repair.
English version :: Read in English In Mariupol, people were walled up in their apartments after the shelling of the Vostochny airport.