Residents of a Makhachkala neighborhood demanded that the road to the school be repaired.

Residents of Makhachkala have appealed to the city administration to repair a street in the Eltav neighborhood, along which most local children walk to school.

According to local residents, it's impossible to walk along this pothole-ridden street in rainy weather: mud and sewage from all the surrounding streets flow onto it.

The appeal from a Makhachkala resident was published today by the Telegram channel "Headquarters of Dagestan," which has over 5,000 subscribers. By 5:30 PM Moscow time, the video had 380 views.

"We're now turning onto the main street, which leads to School No. 61, attended by children from all over the neighborhood. The road is in very poor condition. They're paving the parallel streets, but they don't even plan to pave the main street because they can't figure out the sewer system. To get to school, children have to make a huge detour. Many parents drive their children to school themselves because walking to school is nearly impossible," says a local resident, demonstrating the deplorable condition. Roads.

A resident emphasized that children get to school in boots because the road is muddy and has huge potholes filled with water.

"Even by car, it's very difficult to get through some places. Children have to jump over potholes to get to school. And in the morning, some children get stuck on the road, and people in cars have to help them," she added.

"Caucasian Knot" also wrote that in mid-October, the head of the Investigative Committee ordered a report on the violation of the rights of residents of the village of Novokuli to quality road infrastructure. For a long time, the roads in the village have been in disrepair.