05 February 2017, 05:01
In Adler, protestors barricade themselves in "Neptune" vacation hotel
Tenants of the "Neptune" vacation hotel, rooms in which are distributed among Olympic settlers and people affected by natural disasters, face threat of disconnection of water supply. In protest, they blocked the entrance to the building.
The "Caucasian Knot" has reported that on January 25, tenants of the "Neptune" vacation hotel were warned about the disconnection of power supply starting from January 26. According to a vacation hotel attendant, the "Neptune" vacation hotel was accommodated by eight families, or about 50 people. The tenants of the vacation hotel associated the disconnection of water and power supply with the officials' attempt to evict them from the building of the municipal manoeuvrable fund.
According to the tenants of the "Neptune" vacation hotel, some families have purchased gasoline generators enough to prepare tea and food for children and themselves and to recharge their mobile phones.
Svetlana Moiseenko, the mother of two minor children, has reported that on February 4, she and other tenants of the "Neptune" vacation hotel were called by unidentified people, who claimed that "experts would come to cut off water supply."
"We are afraid of each knock. We are afraid that court marshals will come to us and throw us into the cold street. We have been also threatened that in case if we talk to journalists, then we immediately find ourselves in the street," added the woman, who introduced herself as Irina.
Full text of the article is available on the Russian page of 24/7 Internet agency ‘Caucasian Knot’.
Author: Svetlana Kravchenko Source: CK correspondent
