Here to ride, there to not. Some regions are once again experiencing problems with children's slides.
The New Year's spirit is created differently in different regions. Some have spent millions on illumination: excluding St. Petersburg and Moscow, the top three were Syktyvkar (186,9 million), Blagoveshchensk (126,9 million), and Salekhard (109,3 million rubles). Some places have taken a creative approach to creating ice towns—after all, what kind of winter is it without the opportunity to slide down a hill? However, traditional sledding isn't always a smooth ride.
🔸 In the city of Kuvandyk in the Orenburg region, there is a slide have established, but it's closed—riding is currently prohibited. A specialist from Moscow will come to inspect it. They spent 600 rubles on the installation and created riding regulations, but now the ride needs to be legally approved. The specialist must issue a permit for its use, and his services will cost 113 rubles.
🔸 In Krasnoyarsk decided to, that slides were only available during the day and began closing the slides at 21:00 PM for safety reasons. Parents were outraged that this was all just a "ticket check," as children didn't have time to go for a walk after school, and parents, after work, were often only able to spend time on the slides in the evenings.
🔸 In Dalnerechensk, Primorsky Krai, there is a slide done, but they didn't fill it. Or they did fill it, but in such a way that it's now impossible to skate on the boards.
🔸 In Kurtinka, Omsk region, children are not yet waited slides.
"Build a slide for the kids. No one believes your excuses, like half a million rubles for a children's slide. Shovel some snow, after all, we don't need gold."
— residents write.
"A winter slide is an amusement park attraction and is subject to mandatory certification and state registration with the State Technical Supervision Authority. Currently, the existing winter slide lacks a passport and safety certificate. It is not possible to register the slide with the State Technical Supervision Authority," the district head responded to residents.
🔸 In some cities, residents create entertainment for their children themselves. This is what the father of one of the children at a kindergarten did. Uraya in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug. They organized a slide for themselves and the children Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky — from a snow dump after road clearing. But it was demolished—the slope led onto the roadway.
Photo: Gorka in Kuvandyk, Orenburg Policeman canal.
