"We received our bills and started crying." Residents of the regions were shocked by the rise in heating costs in January.
From January 1, all housing and communal services, including the cost of heating, raised total by 1,7% due to the increase in the VAT rate. The second increase will occur on October 1st—the increase is coming by 18% on averageBut already, heat consumers have reported that their bills have almost doubled compared to December.
😱Residents Vladimir It was reported on social media that in most cases, rent exceeded 10 thousand rubles.
"I was paying 4700 rubles, now it's 7200. To say I'm furious is an understatement, and this is for a one-room apartment," "A two-room apartment in January was 8900 rubles. It's scary to imagine what February will be. And that's +1,7%, we'll be surprised in October; they promised another +14%," write ludi;
😱In the Samara region Residents also complained about rising fees for major repairs. The figures on their bills began to look monstrous.
"Everything has gone up by at least 22%. Rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Syzran is 9100 rubles. We received the bills and started crying. How are the elderly going to pay for this with their pensions?"- сообщают local residents;
😱In all areas Chelyabinsk The rent was calculated differently: in some places it was higher, in others it was lower. Residents are perplexed:
“We paid 5400 rubles for December, and now they’ve sent us a bill for 11,5 rubles,” the resident indicated— Although they published everywhere that the growth would be no more than 10-15%!;
Residents complained about rising heating costs. Volgograd.
"Heating is 8300 rubles, 72 square meters," "6000 rubles is just for heating. It's a Stalin-era building, in disrepair, no heat."», - сообщают Volgograd residents;
😱Residents Bashkiria The head of the republic's social media is falling asleep Radiya Khabirova complaints about heating prices.
"For 59 square meters, the heating [cost] was 8700, and for all utilities, it came out to 13,500. Half my salary. How is that even possible?" asked a question Resident Svetlana.
At the same time, heat consumers in almost all regions noted that their apartments were cold.
Photo: Chelyabinsk Online
