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A resident of Kostroma was fined for knocking on batteries in the early morning

Conflict between neighbors in one of Kostroma high-rise buildings ended in administrative proceedings n

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A resident of Kostroma was fined for knocking on batteries in the early morning

The conflict between the neighbors in one of the Kostroma high-rise buildings ended in administrative proceedings.

The 45-year-old woman at 7:15 a.m. began tapping on the heating pipes, which woke up and disturbed neighbors. They called the police.

The administrative commission fined the woman 3000 rubles for violating the regional law on silence. The citizen tried to challenge the decision first in the Sverdlovsk district court, and then in the regional court, but both courts upheld the punishment.

According to regional legislation, until 8 a.m., actions that disturb the peace of citizens are prohibited, including loud shouting, moving furniture and knocking on various objects.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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