The site on Upita has gone off the rails again.

      The speech is about the playground at house No. 8 on Upita Street. A few years ago, it was built on municipal land under the "People's Budget" program. About 3 million rubles were spent on the work at that time.

      Last year, the People's Front already drew attention to the poor condition of the playground. After an inspection, the prosecutor's office identified violations in the contractor's work and claims activity from the city authorities. The area was put in order only after the intervention of the supervisory agency.

      However, a year later, the problems returned. During a new visit, public activists recorded damaged rubber flooring, a poorly secured protective net on the fence, and garbage on the territory. Broken glass was found near the football goal.

      According to activists, the net is not securely held: when a ball hits it, it moves to the side and creaks. Public activists fear that the structure could collapse on children.

      The People's Front noted that such a situation is becoming systemic for the city: new playgrounds appear, but their maintenance and timely repairs often remain without proper attention. Following the inspection, the organization again sent a request to the prosecutor's office.