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The hotline 122 in the Kursk region received more than 2 thousand calls per week

Over the past week, the hotline 122 received 2,059 appeals

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The hotline 122 in the Kursk region received more than 2 thousand calls per week

The highest number of calls was on Monday, 527. The most popular topics were medical issues (calling a doctor at home and making an appointment), as well as issues related to border areas - payments, certificate of a “resident of the Kursk region who had to leave the territory of residence” and obtaining certificates for the purchase of housing.

In addition, residents were asked about information on partial mobilization (social guarantees, financial issues, procedures and conditions) and contract service.

Service "122" takes calls daily from 8:00 to 20:00.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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