The authorities of Odessa on may 2 will strengthen security measures
Odessa authorities have plans to increase safety measures in the city centre and on the Kulikovo field in connection with the anniversary of the events of may 2, which led to the death of 48

Odessa authorities have plans to increase safety Measures in the city centre and on the Kulikovo field in connection with the anniversary of the events of may 2 that led to the death of 48 people, said Wednesday at a meeting with relatives of the deceased head of the Odessa regional state administration Igor Palitsa.
The event, held on may 2, 2014 at Kulikovo field in Odessa anti-Maidan activists, turned into a tragedy after their opponents were the radicals extremist "Right sector" and football " ultras ". Several dozen members of "antimiani" lost his life during a fire in the House of trade unions, which they tried to hide. According to official figures, lost his life about 50 people, only received damages of more than 250. However, local people's Deputy Vadim Savenko said that the Kyiv Authorities conceal the true information about the victims: he lost his life 116 people.
According to the Club, may 2, 2015 in order to provide Several thousand employees of the police organization, and among them from other cities of Ukraine. Kulikovo field will guard the militia, the passage to the area is planned to be constructed through the metal detector. It is forbidden to bring sound and other equipment, as well as bulky items. Mace has specified that local Authorities do not want to deny many of the event if their conduct filed formal applications.
"But I warn you all: Nobody will allow to use the tragedy as a PR. Security measures these days will be increased. Take a similar understanding. No one will deny access to the places of death of your loved - Deribasovskaya street, city centre and the Kulikovo field. But there is no confrontation ", - quotes the head of the Ukrainian news Agency UNIAN.
The mayor of Odessa Trukhanov also recalled that on may 2, according to the order of the mayor dated may 5, 2014, was declared a Day of mourning.