A resident of Khabarsk refused to issue a package on the passport of Khabarovchamin and Vladislav Alfarev, with an absurd situation in one of the city's southern micro-diver post offices. The man came to his package with a passport, but the staff refused to give it to him, demanding a QR code from the mobile application. In early November, Vladislav received a package from Barnell, and he went to the post office to collect it. According to the man, he had technical problems with the installation of the Russian mail application, so he decided to use the most reliable and legal way - to present a passport. But in the office he was waiting for a "surprise". The postal operator refused to send the package on an identity document, stating that packages are only issued upon presentation of a QR code. The man came to the front five times during the week, but each time there was nothing left. The workers quoted internal orders, while refusing to read those who issued them. According to him, at one point in the office there was even a sign stating that it was impossible to receive a package with a passport, but then it was removed. The denial of service affected not only Vladislav. He claims that he also refused to receive a pension. "I have an old wife for 80 years. They said: "You don't have a passport," said the man. In an attempt to get justice Khabarsk "frightened" to Moscow. He left a complaint on the hotline, wrote to Rogsterbundur and to the central office's e-mail. What Valdislav replied to him and whether he was able to receive the package, read in "Government Online". Be aware of events everywhere: OK VK.

A resident of Khabarsk refused to issue a package on the passport of Khabarovchamin and Vladislav Alfarev, with an absurd situation in one of the city's southern micro-diver post offices. The man came to his package with a passport, but the staff refused to give it to him, demanding a QR code from the mobile application. In early November, Vladislav received a package from Barnell, and he went to the post office to collect it. According to the man, he had technical problems with the installation of the Russian mail application, so he decided to use the most reliable and legal way - to present a passport. But in the office he was waiting for a "surprise". The postal operator refused to send the package on an identity document, stating that packages are only issued upon presentation of a QR code. The man came to the front five times during the week, but each time there was nothing left. The workers quoted internal orders, while refusing to read those who issued them. According to him, at one point in the office there was even a sign stating that it was impossible to receive a package with a passport, but then it was removed. The denial of service affected not only Vladislav. He claims that he also refused to receive a pension. "I have an old wife for 80 years. They said: "You don't have a passport," said the man. In an attempt to get justice Khabarsk "frightened" to Moscow. He left a complaint on the hotline, wrote to Rogsterbundur and to the central office's e-mail. What Valdislav replied to him and whether he was able to receive the package, read in "Government Online". Be aware of events everywhere: OK VK.