There are holes in the walls at the entrances, the plaster is falling off in layers. We live in ruins" The residents of the Tyumen area cannot get their home recognized as unsafe. As one of the former residents of the hostel in Sumkino (Tobolsk, Tyumen region) told "Caution News", the five-story building on Vodnikov Street has long been in a terrible condition; There hasn't been a major renovation there in 57 years. According to the man, the front of the building has penetrating cracks, the basement is collapsing and the entrance stairs are broken. The house has only two showers in five floors; They are covered in mold, and the pipes are covered in rust and plaque. Many times there is no hot water at home, so small children sometimes don't wash themselves so they don't get cold. "There is a crack in the ceiling of the fifth floor, pieces of plaster are falling by the bedside table. The electrical wiring is open, cables hanging down, boards right on the destroyed walls," say the locals. Residents repeatedly wrote to the media and contacted 11 authorities, but were told that the timing of the major repairs for the period between 2026 and 2053 had not been determined. A criminal case was even opened this year, but it was later dropped. The locals wrote a petition to the president so that their home would be recognized as unsafe and the residents resettled.

There are holes in the walls at the entrances, the plaster is falling off in layers. We live in ruins" The residents of the Tyumen area cannot get their home recognized as unsafe. As one of the former residents of the hostel in Sumkino (Tobolsk, Tyumen region) told "Caution News", the five-story building on Vodnikov Street has long been in a terrible condition; There hasn't been a major renovation there in 57 years. According to the man, the front of the building has penetrating cracks, the basement is collapsing and the entrance stairs are broken. The house has only two showers in five floors; They are covered in mold, and the pipes are covered in rust and plaque. Many times there is no hot water at home, so small children sometimes don't wash themselves so they don't get cold. "There is a crack in the ceiling of the fifth floor, pieces of plaster are falling by the bedside table. The electrical wiring is open, cables hanging down, boards right on the destroyed walls," say the locals. Residents repeatedly wrote to the media and contacted 11 authorities, but were told that the timing of the major repairs for the period between 2026 and 2053 had not been determined. A criminal case was even opened this year, but it was later dropped. The locals wrote a petition to the president so that their home would be recognized as unsafe and the residents resettled.