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Residents of Voronezh apartment buildings complain about banks flying from the balconies

Residents ask police and utilities to respond

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Residents of Voronezh apartment buildings complain about banks flying from the balconies

In the Railway district of Voronezh, the residents of the house No. 24a on Perevertkina Street reported in social networks about the incident: from the upper floors of the building, unknown people drop glass cans and bottles. The sidewalk near the house is strewn with shrapnel, and it has become unsafe to be there - the fall of any heavy object from a height can lead to tragedy.

Citizens ask the police and utilities to react: they appealed to the management company and to the district with the requirement to take measures to the violators, while no one was injured.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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