Don't give up! The child will no longer be sucked into the mud, and villagers will stop wasting money on taxis.

Sometimes solving even the smallest problems requires incredible efforts to fight bureaucracy. But people don't give up.NotMoscow" tells about these small but important victories.

👍In Zeya, Amur Region They repaired the road where the child was waist-deep stuck in the mud. The incident occurred in May: the child was saved by a neighbor. The mayor Andrey Brodyagin He tried to shift the blame onto the parents, saying that the road was no place to play and that they needed to keep a better eye on the children. 

The prosecutor's office intervened in the case, the mayor's office organized a drainage system and put Road surface. Before the child's accident, which became national news, residents had been asking for road repairs for years.

👍Residents of seven settlements Chekhov District in the Moscow Region were left without transport links to the center: Ministry of Transport отмениР» A scheduled bus. A taxi to Chekhov costs 600 to 800 rubles one way. Residents wrote collective letters to all authorities, demanding the route be reinstated. And they got their way: the service was restored. 

👍Astrakhan "Volgospas" I received a message: a 46-year-old resident has disappeared on the Akhtuba River Ivanovo regionThe man went fishing and disappeared. The fishermen contacted rescuers in the evening, and a diving search team began searching for the body the next morning. "The Body" found out On a nearby island—frightened, but alive and, according to doctors, healthy. The tourist swam to the island but was unable to return. He didn't bring his phone, and throwing a bottle with a message into the water was also impossible, so "Robinson" remained on the island, awaiting rescue. 

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Photo, video: ASN24.ru, Chekhov group / VK