19 August 2010, 16:00

Compensations are paid out to victims of Pyatigorsk terror act

Today, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Stavropol Territory has started payments from the regional budget of lump sum compensations to victims of the terror act in Pyatigorsk. The regional treasury has allotted 835,000 roubles for the purpose, while 7.4 million roubles more will arrive from the federal budget.

Those who received grave or medium health damage will receive 50,000 roubles from the regional authorities each, those with light health damage - 15,000 roubles.

Sanatoria of the city-resort are ready to provide a course of free-of-charge treatment to every victim at any convenient time. The same will be done by the Pyatigorsk Resort Polyclinic.

Author: Elena Kostenko Source: CK correspondent

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