Inspector for the Vitebsk region Anatoly Linevich held a reception of citizens and a "hotline" in the Gluboksky district
A resident of an apartment building, Irina Kazimirovna, expressed concern that her building would be left without heating. The fact is that it is on the balance sheet of the Glubokoye District Consumer Society, which will cease its activities in January 2022. Oleg Ippolitovich from Glubokoye called regarding the need to complete the ongoing sidewalk construction on Internatsionalnaya Street, where he lives, and also asked to equip a bus stop, as people often have to wait for transport in the rain or snow.
– Why does the state buy milk from the population at half the price it costs in the store, when it is not easy for us to produce it?! – asked Nikolai Vladimirovich, a resident of the agro-town of Psuya, the President's Aide.
Tamara Mikhailovna from the village of Urozhaynaya is concerned about the shortage of hay and also petitions for financial assistance from the farm in connection with the death of her husband.
Her fellow villager, Alina Vatslavovna, reported that the location of the postal vehicle stop in the village needs to be changed, as internet service is poor in some parts of the settlement, making it impossible to make electronic payments for utilities, communication, and other services.
Anatoly Linevich, having listened carefully to the callers, provided clarifications on some issues, while those requiring further study will be considered by the district services. Anatoly Konstantinovich gave instructions to the chairman of the district executive committee, Alexander Shubsky, and representatives of housing and communal services, road management, social services, and other sectors to resolve each raised problem.
Unfortunately, it will not be possible to help Vera Antonovna from Glubokoye, who complained that her monetary deposit placed in Belarusbank about 20 years ago had depreciated. As bank employees explained to the woman, during this time there were two denominations, about which the public was informed through the media.
Residents of the village of Matyukovo, Tatyana Bortnik and Tatyana Danilevich, came to a personal reception with the inspector, reporting on the poor condition of the central road. The young women also expressed a request to open a club in the village with a population of 197 people for leisure activities, where, for example, New Year and Christmas holidays could be held, or a disco could be organized. The visitors suggested that the club could be located in the building that houses the rural library.
As explained in the district executive committee, the Matyukovo rural House of Culture was closed in 2014 due to the emergency condition of the building. The library's service area includes seven nearby settlements with a total population of over 660. The nearest House of Culture is in the village of Mnyuto, over seven kilometers away. The President's Aide instructed to resolve this issue as well.
As part of his working visit to the Glubokoye district, Anatoly Linevich traditionally held a meeting with the district's personnel reserve – heads and specialists of industrial and agricultural enterprises, to assess their potential and readiness to implement the tasks set by the state.