"They bought boats and are spending their own money." Protesters in Orsk met with the governor. He told them about the patriots they should emulate.
Orenburg Governor Denis Pasler met with a residents' initiative group Orsk, who attended an unauthorized rally. Before starting a dialogue, he issued an ultimatum demanded put away the phones.
Despite this, fragments of his conversation with residents are already being published on Telegram channels.
Denis Pasler reminded the initiative group that the flooding affected not only Orsk but also several other districts in the Orenburg region. Because of this, the governor is unable to take a full vacation, which he hasn't taken in five years, or even get a good night's sleep.
«Many Orsk residents have already bought boats and are going out to rescue in the truest sense of the word. reproached he is those who came out to the rally. People spend their money to feed and water. These are the true patriots of our country, our homeland, and Orsk. And, unfortunately, a bunch of others have started to emerge from this problem."
Meanwhile, outside the city hall, an unauthorized rally continues, attracting hundreds of disgruntled residents.
«You should be protecting our homes from marauders now, not them [officials]!"- scream They are told by the police that they need to disperse.
Police cordoned off the administration building at the moment when people communicated with the mayor Vasily KozupytsiaIn response, people also began blocking the entrance, as the mayor wanted to get away from them. In the end, they detained Kozupitsa for about an hour: he came in to the city hall amid cries of "Shame!"
Orsk residents are demanding higher compensation amounts: they are not satisfied with 100 rubles for total property loss and 50 rubles for partial loss. The mayor has already He pledgedthat those who lost their homes will receive payments for the construction of new ones. Governor said, that within two weeks, all victims will be paid rent at a rate of 10 thousand rubles per month for each family.