Thousands of Crimean Tatars will have the opportunity to hold the gas in their homes

Thousands of Crimean Tatars will have the opportunity under the simplified procedure to undertake in their homes with Gas, which was impossible from Ukraine - because of the reluctance of bureaucrats to solve the problems of the deported peoples and the presence of bureaucratic obstacles, said Fins news the head of the public Affairs division of international relations and the deported people of Crimea Zaur Smirnov.

according to him, the Crimean Tatars, returning EN masse from places of deportation in the early 90-ies, faced with problems of land allocation, for this reason, without waiting for the decision of the authorities, created villages of compact residence, most of which are now in need of infrastructure development.

All these years, the citizens have not had the opportunity to connect their households to the gas due to the lack of documentation confirming the right of ownership to housing or land, and the act of entering the house in use.

"Head of the Republic Sergey Aksenov signed an Executive order that, in the period before 1 January 2016 provided with the possibility of a simplified procedure to connect to gas distribution networks without the provision of bulky documents" - drew the attention of Smirnov.

The interviewee said that in the Crimea, there are 300 arrays of compact residence of Crimean Tatars, in which 80% of households remain without gas because of issues with the documentation.

"Only in Simferopol about 10 thousand houses will Now be able to connect to a gas. In General in the region, there are large numbers of people, " - said Smirnov.

according to his statement, at a time when the Crimea was part of Ukraine, to implement his own house, had to pay about five thousand dollars, which for many could not afford." the majority of citizens sat for decades without gas. The gas passed by households, in practice, parallel to the fence, and the man couldn't hold in the house. Now this problem is removed ", - noted the head of Department.


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