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In Kargask after the presentation of the Prosecutor’s office repaired faulty lights

Dark areas on the streets of the district created risks for local residents

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In Kargask after the presentation of the Prosecutor’s office repaired faulty lights

The Prosecutor’s Office of the Kargasok district of the Tomsk region checked the implementation of the legislation on road safety. It turned out that due to faulty lighting installations, some parts of the village of Kargasok remained without light in the dark. This created risks of worsening the crime situation and injury to villagers.

In particular, at the time of the inspection, the lanterns between houses No. 43 and No. 45 on Goleshchikhina Street did not work, as well as at the intersection of Construction and Festival Streets. Following the inspection, the district prosecutor's office made a submission to the head of the Kargasok rural settlement.

After the prosecutor's intervention, violations were eliminated promptly - the streets of the district center became lighter in the dark

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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