In Luza, they have not been able to remove the piles of branches for five months.

      As reported by the People's Front, in February, energy workers cut branches near the power lines on Nogina Street but did not clean up afterwards. The branches have been lying near the houses for almost five months. Local residents have contacted the energy workers, but they are sent to the city administration. The administration, in turn, sends them back to the energy workers. As a result, people turned to public activists for help. After the intervention of the People's Front, the city administration sent an official request to the energy workers and promised to take control of the problem. If the garbage is not removed, the activists will turn to the prosecutor's office. Yesterday, June 10, we reported that in mid-May, city routes No. 2 and No. 4 were canceled in Belaya Kholunitsa due to a lack of drivers. Residents of remote neighborhoods were left without transportation.