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In Rostov, residents are concerned about the darkness in Ostrovsky Park

Residents of Rostov complained about an unlit area in Ostrovsky Park

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In Rostov, residents are concerned about the darkness in Ostrovsky Park

Residents of Rostov complained about an unlit area in Ostrovsky Park. The reports appeared on November 5 under the post of the head of the city Alexander Scriabin.

According to local residents, the lanterns do not work on the track from the monument to the Heroes of Donbass to the football field. The route also passes through the skateboard.

People say it gets dark in the evening. In this area, children go to sports, which causes concern among parents.

Children walk through a dark section of the park. It’s scary to go even to an adult, said one of the Rostovites.

Residents hope the city will respond to complaints and address the lighting issue.

Earlier, a similar situation arose in the park “Friendship” and the square “Oganov”. After complaints from Rostov residents and publications in the media, the lanterns in these places again worked.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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