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In Novokuznetsk, the widow of an employee of the Ministry of Emergency Situations broke free from her service apartment while she was in a maternity hospital with her newborn daughter. Yevgenia Chuanko, who together with her children are trying to be evicted from departmental housing, remains unregistered. While the woman was in the maternity hospital, she was removed from the apartment where she had lived for almost 18 years. According to her, she did not receive any notification about this. The reader reports that after Yevgenia's release, she contacted the immigration service, but they refused to mark the child's citizenship due to the mother's lack of registration. Now the woman can't even bring her newborn to the children's clinic. We previously reported that the woman was left alone after the death of her husband Fyodor Chuanko, who served in the Ministry of Emergency Situations for 25 years and received an apartment in 2008. Now the department is asking to evacuate the family through the court, since the building has been declared unoccupied. Evgenia has no other housing. In the past, the investigative committee opened a criminal case of negligence, and Alexander Bastrykin demanded a report on the investigation. However, the family's housing problem has not yet been resolved. Source: Novokuznetsk 112 Photos and videos won't load?

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In Novokuznetsk, the widow of an employee of the Ministry of Emergency Situations broke free from her service apartment while she was in a maternity hospital with her newborn daughter. Yevgenia Chuanko, who together with her children are trying to be evicted from departmental housing, remains unregistered. While the woman was in the maternity hospital, she was removed from the apartment where she had lived for almost 18 years. According to her, she did not receive any notification about this. The reader reports that after Yevgenia's release, she contacted the immigration service, but they refused to mark the child's citizenship due to the mother's lack of registration. Now the woman can't even bring her newborn to the children's clinic. We previously reported that the woman was left alone after the death of her husband Fyodor Chuanko, who served in the Ministry of Emergency Situations for 25 years and received an apartment in 2008. Now the department is asking to evacuate the family through the court, since the building has been declared unoccupied. Evgenia has no other housing. In the past, the investigative committee opened a criminal case of negligence, and Alexander Bastrykin demanded a report on the investigation. However, the family's housing problem has not yet been resolved. Source: Novokuznetsk 112 Photos and videos won't load?

In Novokuznetsk, the widow of an employee of the Ministry of Emergency Situations broke free from her service apartment while she was in a maternity hospital with her newborn daughter. Yevgenia Chuanko, who together with her children are trying to be evicted from departmental housing, remains unregistered. While the woman was in the maternity hospital, she was removed from the apartment where she had lived for almost 18 years. According to her, she did not receive any notification about this. The reader reports that after Yevgenia's release, she contacted the immigration service, but they refused to mark the child's citizenship due to the mother's lack of registration. Now the woman can't even bring her newborn to the children's clinic. We previously reported that the woman was left alone after the death of her husband Fyodor Chuanko, who served in the Ministry of Emergency Situations for 25 years and received an apartment in 2008. Now the department is asking to evacuate the family through the court, since the building has been declared unoccupied. Evgenia has no other housing. In the past, the investigative committee opened a criminal case of negligence, and Alexander Bastrykin demanded a report on the investigation. However, the family's housing problem has not yet been resolved. Source: Novokuznetsk 112 Photos and videos won't load?

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