05 August 2003, 19:45

Meeting with demand for intensification of security measures has taken place in Mozdok

Today about a thousand citizens of Mozdok has taken part in the meeting during which they demanded from local and federal authorities to intensify security measures. Speakers demanded to give Mozdok ?the status of a special town, to take under control migration processes, resulting in flow-out of Russian-speaking population from the town?.

As the mayor of Mozdok George Adamov reported, the questions of social security will be considered at the extraordinary meeting of regional Security Council on Wednesday, concrete suggestions will be worked out. Their realization must calm the population.

The Council in headed by the head of the Mozdok region administration Vyacheslav Parinov.

Source: RIA Novosti

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