"It's not practical." A Nizhny Novgorod official explained why there will be no bridge to villages cut off by flooding.
Linda River In the spring, the river floods so much that several villages are accessible only by boat. In the 1980s, a local poultry farm began building a bridge but never completed it. The piles are there, but no bridge. According to a local official, there never will be one.
Pensioners don't complain, but working people have to look for a way out.
"I had to move to Ostrievo and buy another house so I could live across the river during the floods. People have to go on vacation, rent houses, buy houses. We have an Italian living there." Carlos Ramazzino"I'm bringing him groceries now. He's a well-known man; he built houses and villas. He's stuck there, unable to go get groceries." storythe hall A resident of the village of Yasnaya Polyana told journalists of "By the Way" Elena Bakulina.
During Soviet times, the Lindovskaya poultry farm had a farm on the isolated shore, and management laid the foundation for a bridge. But during perestroika, the farm closed.
According to the head of the Lindovsky territorial department of the urban district of Bor Pavel Kulikov, the construction of the bridge will require approximately 130–150 million rubles.
"The flood only lasts for two weeks, and by May it's all gone. Spending such a huge amount of money on just two weeks a year seems impractical." - he concluded.
In the comments section of the thread, residents were unanimously outraged:
"There's no bridge in Tumbotino; they haven't built one since Soviet times. It's a disgrace! They built the Crimean bridge quickly, but this one will do," "People are trying to survive on their own. Shame!" "It will soon be pointless to live in this country.".
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