Vulnerable categories of citizens, including the poor and pensioners, should receive benefits, ideally one hundred percent, for replacing gas equipment. This idea was voiced by the chairman of the "Just Russia" party, Sergey Mironov, in a conversation with TASS. He recalled that for several years SR proposed to launch a federal target program for the replacement and repair of gas equipment in old housing stock to prevent emergency situations. "Furthermore, for vulnerable categories of citizens - the poor, pensioners, large families - it is necessary to introduce benefits for replacing equipment. Ideally, it should be replaced free of charge,” said the lieutenant. The chairman of the party added that the state must "assume at least part of the responsibility for the lives and safety of people who cannot handle this burden." Mironov explained that gas emergencies often occur due to the fact that people do not have money to repair or replace damaged equipment. "They try to solve problems themselves or they don't solve them at all," said the interlocutor of the agency.

Vulnerable categories of citizens, including the poor and pensioners, should receive benefits, ideally one hundred percent, for replacing gas equipment. This idea was voiced by the chairman of the "Just Russia" party, Sergey Mironov, in a conversation with TASS. He recalled that for several years SR proposed to launch a federal target program for the replacement and repair of gas equipment in old housing stock to prevent emergency situations. "Furthermore, for vulnerable categories of citizens - the poor, pensioners, large families - it is necessary to introduce benefits for replacing equipment. Ideally, it should be replaced free of charge,” said the lieutenant. The chairman of the party added that the state must "assume at least part of the responsibility for the lives and safety of people who cannot handle this burden." Mironov explained that gas emergencies often occur due to the fact that people do not have money to repair or replace damaged equipment. "They try to solve problems themselves or they don't solve them at all," said the interlocutor of the agency.