after arriving from chernogorsk to yekaterinburg.s stop, on the same day she lost all her documents, maybe she left them at the bus stop, maybe she on the bus, because she was on the bus , she was from the stop, when we arrived at the final one, i live, where is the final transport, the conductor endlessly helped her get halfway, maybe she left it somewhere, but the fact is that we have lost all her documents were, since then the pensioner cannot confirm her identity, and in order to restore her health... and lead a normal life, she needs a dna test with her daughter. in addition to the stroke, she also has diabetes, if she had documents, they would give her the same, the same glucometer, they could give her for free, like from states, the same strips to measure sugar, because sugar needs to be measured 5-6 times a day, as well as sugar tablets, which cost, well, minimal, which are the simplest, they cost about 2,000, your neighbor, anna nikolaevna ready... to confirm that you lived next to her for many years and always received a pe

pensioner nadezhda gnuskova from chernogorsk, in the republic of khakassia, has been living in a tent house for a week, there is enough space under a tarpaulin for a small sofa, table, stove, well , it’s cold here, as soon as you close it, it’s fine, the stove heats up normally, you ’re ready to eat here. 22 families moved into the same tents from a dilapidated house; it was a forced measure; according to the residents, there was simply no other option. people live in tents, it’s winter outside, it’s cold, the house is considered unsafe, the brickwork is crumbling, there are cracks in the wall, they plan to cut off communications in the near future and there is no other alternative for relocation, according to the residents, except in a tent. it’s scary to go into the entrance, plaster... falling from the walls like husks, this is what the shower room on the first floor looks like, or rather what’s left of it. we had, this is the first floor of the house, as i understand it, yes, this turns out to be the entrance to the second entrance, to the first, to the first? according to local r

pensioner nadezhda gnuskova from chernogorsk, in the republic of khakassia , has been living in a tent there is enough space for a small sofa and a table and stove. well, it’s cold here, how are you here? here we are preparing all this to eat, well, let’s run down to the first floor to wash the dishes, in the same tents from the emergency 22 families have moved into their homes, it’s a forced measure, according to the residents there is simply no other option, people live in tents, it’s winter outside , it’s cold, the house is considered unsafe, the brickwork is crumbling in the wall, there are cracks, they plan to cut off communications and another alternative for relocation in the near future , according to... they don’t have anything other than a tent, it’s scary to go into the entrance, the plaster is falling from the walls like husks, this is what the shower room on the first floor looks like, or rather , what’s left of it looks like. we had, this is the first floor of the house, as i understand it, yes, this is it turns out the entrance to the second entrance, to the first, to th

turned to the general prosecutor's office to public activists pensioner nadezhda gnuskova from chernogorskssia , he has been living in a tent in the courtyard of his house for a week; under the tarpaulin there is enough space for a small sofa, a table and a stove. well, it’s cold here, how can you heat the stove normally, here we’re preparing all this food, well, let’s run down to the first floor to wash the dishes. 22 families moved into the same tents from an emergency building, a forced measure, there was no other option. according to the residents, simply not, people live in tents, it’s winter outside, it’s cold, the house is considered to be in disrepair, the brickwork in the wall is crumbling, cracks, they are planning to cut off communications in the near future and there is no other alternative for relocation, according to the residents, they don’t have anything other than a tent, it’s scary to go into the entrance , the plaster is falling from the walls like husks, this is what the shower room on the first floor looks like, or rather , what was left of it was the grya we had, this

nusovo from chernogorsk, in the republic of khakassia, has been living in a tent in the courtyard of the tarpaulin there is enough space for a small sofa, a table, a stove, well, it’s cold here , as you are here, it’s normal, the stove is heated normally, here we cook food, all this, well, let’s run down to the first floor to wash the dishes, 22 families moved into the same tents from a dilapidated building, a forced measure, another according to residents, there is simply no option. people live. turn off communications and there is no other alternative for moving in, according to the residents, except in a tent. it’s scary to enter the entrance, the plaster falls from the walls like husks, this is what the shower room on the first floor looks like, or rather what ’s left of it. we had one, this is the first floor of the house, as i understand it, according to local residents, for many years city officials did not notice the complete devastation in the building until the chairman of the investigative committee personally became interested in the story, in may a criminal case was init