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Residents of the northern capital are complaining about the unremoved snow after heavy rainfall over the weekend and Monday morning. One of the platforms for expressing dissatisfaction was the Our St. Petersburg portal.
Only on the morning of January 31, 58 out of 124 recent appeals were devoted to snow, ice in courtyards, roofs, which is almost 47% of complaints.
Social networks have become another platform for expressing criticism. So, in the VKontakte group “Accident and Emergency”, a Petersburger spoke about a problem in the Shuvalovsky Residential Complex in the Primorsky District. According to the woman, no one cleans the roads and sidewalks, cars cannot pass and get stuck.
“It’s not clear what to do, it takes 30-40 minutes to drive around the yard,” a local resident is indignant.
The owners of apartments in the residential complex “Yuntolovo” in the same area also faced a snow collapse. According to eyewitnesses, Petersburgers were forced to go out into the street with shovels to clean the crossings where pedestrians were injured.
Residents of the Vyborgsky district are preparing appeals to the local administration and Smolny.
“All Pargolovo is in stuck cars, people fall and are crippled,” wrote a dissatisfied person in the “Accident and Emergency” group.
Meanwhile, according to forecaster Mikhail Leus, the height of the snow cover in St. Petersburg was 39 centimeters. The cyclonic whirlwind “Nadya” continues to cover the city with precipitation on January 31. The air temperature will be from two to four degrees below zero.
Source: Rosbalt
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