Don't give up! Freedom for the sick, and peace for the residents of Skhodnya: what the region's residents have achieved
Regional residents achieved several victories: a court upheld the release of a sick businessman, a woman in Dagestan was awarded over 470 rubles, and residents of Skhodnya secured a new flight route.
Sometimes solving even the smallest problems requires incredible effort in battling bureaucracy or other obstacles. But people don't give up.NotMoscow" tells about these small but important victories.
The court has left the businessman suffering from cancer free.
Moscow City Court The prosecutor's office rejected the appeal and released a businessman suffering from a severe form of cancer. The man was sentenced to seven years in prison. While serving his sentence, his cancer began to progress. He lost weight and suffered from pain. The court released him from custody, and he has already begun treatment in a civilian hospital. The prosecutor's office disagreed with this decision and filed an appeal. The court upheld the businessman's release. History described in her Telegram channel, the human rights activist Eva Mercacheva.
Compensation for property after a flood
Resident Dagestan She obtained monetary compensation for property lost during the spring floods. According to her, her home was damaged by heavy rains, and a municipal commission confirmed the loss, but the Dagestan Ministry of Labor and Social Protection denied her one-time assistance. The woman appealed to the ombudsman for assistance. To Zapir Alkhasov, and the Ministry of Labor had to reconsider the victim's claim. She paid more than 470 thousand rubles.
New flight route over Skhodnya
People Skhodnya microdistrict in Khimki, Moscow region For many years, residents had complained about the noise from planes flying overhead, as Sheremetyevo Airport is located nearby. Citizens united and began filing complaints. The government and the Ministry of Transport were forced to develop a new flight route that avoids overflights of the most densely populated part of Skhodnya.
"Taking into account the time of updating aeronautical information, these changes will come into force on November 26, 2026."- explained in the department.
In 2019, activists in the Moscow region succeeded in reducing the frequency of night flights over Mitino.
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