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New traffic police chief and military commissar appointed in Kurgan, heating supply completed: main news of the day
In Kurgan, they reported that the supply of heat to homes has been completed, and law enforcement agencies have appointed and announced a chief. Residents of Kurgan have spoken out against the introduction of a tax on childlessness, and loud scandals continue. More about this in the final digest of URA.RU from October 17.
Other key appointments took place in Kurgan in various departments. Aleksey Koryukov became the city's military commissar, and Yury Filipchuk took the post of temporary head, and then officially headed the State Transport Inspectorate for the Kurgan Region.
On October 17, heating engineers will complete the supply of cooling water to the remaining houses. After the repair work, it was planned to provide heating to 10 houses on Kuibysheva, K. Myagotina, Proletarskaya and Pichugin streets. After that, 100% of the houses in the Kurgan Generatornaya network will have warm radiators, the organization reported.
The appointment of Anastasia Argysheva, the former acting mayor of Kurgan, to the position of director of the agency "Assistance to Children's Rest" caused a conflict within the team. According to sources, with the arrival of Argysheva, the institution began a process of mass layoffs. However, other sources within the organization told URA.RU that the dismissal occurred due to objective violations in the employee's work, and most employees continue to perform their work as usual.
According to a study conducted by the Superjob website, the majority of Kurgan residents disagree with the proposal to introduce a tax on childless people. According to the published results, 88% of respondents were against the plan. Of these, 62% were categorically against, and 26% tend to evaluate the bill negatively. This study was conducted on workers in Seoul from October 14 to 16.
The director of the fitness center "Kurganskaya Residency" denied the information about the quarrel between two trainers. "There have been no cases of violation of law and order, including fights and open conflicts, recorded in our fitness clubs. Neither the club nor its clients were involved in any disagreements that could have arisen between the staff. "Although it is impossible to completely exclude the human factor, it is noteworthy that as of October 15, 2024, no violations have been officially registered and it is impossible to confirm whether the law was broken," he said.
The new order was announced to the regional prosecutor Vladislav Moskovskikh at a meeting of the prosecutor's office attended by key regional leaders. He has been tasked with monitoring the implementation of the law on a number of important issues. Key issues requiring attention include the aging of the public utility infrastructure, the decline in the quality of services provided to citizens, and the increase in utility debt. The new prosecutor will have to pay attention to the preparation of local authorities for winter.
In addition, monitoring of the implementation of national projects (including national health programs) will be strengthened. The agency will also monitor the provision of subsidized drugs, orphanages and youth crime.
Former long-term deputy of the Kurgan City Duma Yakov Sidorov, who planned to become a candidate for mayor, announced his intention to submit documents to participate in the race for this position on October 21. He noted that the specified date is the last day for accepting applications for the competition.
A swindler stole 8 million rubles from a pensioner in a taxi.
A special case of fraud occurred in Kurgan. A pensioner was deceived by telephone scammers for several days. The woman was deceived so much that she withdrew 8 million rubles and took a taxi to Chelyabinsk. The fraud was revealed when she came to the bank again and was stopped by a bank employee.