Belarus Villagers Voice Concerns to New Inspector: Promises Made

Gorodok Residents Voice Concerns to New Inspector Residents of Gorodok, Belarus, recently met with a newly appointed inspector to address several pressing issues that have gone unaddressed by local authorities. Key concerns include the closure of a local village store, leaving residents with limited access to essential goods. The mobile shop, while providing an alternative, offers a severely limited selection, according to one resident who stated, "The autolavka [mobile shop] carries a meager assortment." Further complaints involved delayed building repairs and difficulties in obtaining necessary electricity connections. Another resident expressed frustration about being expected to pay for repairs themselves, "They suggest fixing it at our own expense." The newly appointed inspector listened to the complaints and promised to take all issues under control. This meeting highlights the importance of local government responsiveness to citizen concerns and offers a glimmer of hope for resolution.