"Only crosses stick out of the water." Regional residents complained about the impossibility of accessing graves for Easter.
Residents of some Russian regions cannot access some cemeteries before Easter due to flooding, while others are blocked by broken roads.
🔹Part of the Morozovskoye Cemetery in Omsk ended up under water.
"It's a terrible sight. Only crosses stick out of the water, everything is flooded. How can this be?"- was outraged Omsk residents on social networks.
According to local residents, groundwater flooding has been occurring for several years. However, there is no drainage system in place, not even a plan.
🔹Residents of the village of Gorkovka near Tyumen It is unlikely that they will get to the cemetery on Easter and Radonitsa - the dirt road was washed away.
"They opened a new cemetery where Dad was buried. The funeral was in February. When the snow melted, it turned out there was no road."- said Olga, local resident Vita.
She had already asked the local administration to build a road, but to no avail;
🔹The situation with the graves of the SVO participants is no better. In Troitsk, Chelyabinsk region the Alley of Heroes was flooded.
"They turned the Alley into a swamp. Do our children really deserve this? They gave their lives."- revolted parents of the victims in an appeal to the governor To Alexey Teksler.
Troitsk City Hall immediately allocated funding for water drainage work, and roads will then be filled and graded.
🔹In Syktyvkar complained regarding the condition of the Alley of Heroes at Verkhnechonskoye Cemetery. Complaints on social media began arriving on April 4, but officials ignored them. After several more indignant posts, work finally began on improving the Alley;
🔹Problems with cemetery arrangements in the regions did not begin yesterday: old areas lacks, land for new cemeteries is allocated either on wasteland or near housing (which leads to protests).
"The problem is more global. Burials need to be made where there won't be flooding, not where it's convenient."- advised People to the authorities in the comments.
Photos and videos: "Omsk News | Brutal," Vita, "Texler, Help!" on VK
