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In the Saka district, the Prosecutor’s office obtained housing for eight orphans

The Saki Interdistrict Prosecutor’s Office has achieved the provision of eight orphans with housing laid by law

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In the Saka district, the Prosecutor’s office obtained housing for eight orphans

The Saka Interdistrict Prosecutor’s Office has secured eight orphans with legal housing. This was reported in the Prosecutor’s office of Crimea.

An audit of compliance with the legislation on social support measures showed that eight residents of the district left in childhood without parental care were on the list of citizens in need of housing, but did not receive apartments. To restore their rights, the prosecutor’s office appealed to the court with claims obliging the local administration to provide housing to the orphans, and the court satisfied these requirements.

In a solemn atmosphere, the newcomers were given the keys to comfortable apartments.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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