Social networks were outraged at the evacuation of the 40-year-old residents of the house in Pisconova with special forces.
Realtor Katerina Michaleva published a post in Threads* on a resounding topic - eviction of residents of house #40 on Pisconova Street, which was recognized by the court as a squatter's building. The girl writes:
I don't understand how it was possible to evacuate the people from Pisconov 40? Why weren't they issued certificates, at least for Dybovsky, 4? Why is it done in winter? Where should these people go? It's just awful! How can they continue to live?
The post received almost half a thousand likes, and users from other regions commented on it. They write from Moscow:
I'm Muscovite, but when I saw this, I grabbed my head. How did it happen that apartments were sold to people if it was impossible? Where should they go now before winter? And in general - they lived there!
There are also some other angry comments:
It's chaos!
The grandfather in a wheelchair from the story of the evacuation is right before your eyes. A region with billions of dollars in debt, the once thriving student city of Irkutsk is becoming an abandoned settlement. Are we being held hostage? Why didn't Bolotov or Kobzev appear when people were kicked out into the cold?
The house in Piskonova, 40 years old, according to authorities, was built illegally, but was activated through a settlement agreement with the Irkutsk mayor's office. After many experiments, it was decided to evacuate the residents and demolish the building at their expense. On November 6, court officials opened several apartments in the building, described things, welded and sealed the doors.
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