Authorities in Novorossiysk to Boost Compensation for Victims of the BPL Incident
Hear Ye, Hear Ye from the Streets of Krasnodar, May 12 - Yug Times
Andrey Kravchenko, the mayor of Novorossiysk, took to his Telegram channel to share some much-needed good news - an increase in aid for citizens hit hard by a recent assault on the city.
The previously offered 10,000 rubles in one-time material assistance per person now jumps to a more substantial 15,000 rubles. For those who've partially lost essential property, the financial support rises from 70,000 to 75,000 rubles. With a complete loss, it skyrockets from 100,000 to 150,000 rubles.
The remuneration for damage to health has also seen a significant boost. The one-time payout for minor injuries swells from 200,000 to 300,000 rubles, and for moderate injuries, it climbs from 400,000 to 600,000 rubles. The allowance for each family member's death vaults from a million to 1.5 million rubles.
"Doling out material and financial assistance to citizens due to loss of property or health damage, or the death of a family member, happens when an emergency state is declared, as long as certain conditions are met," the city's leader clarified.
So, whether you're keeping tabs on the latest developments through Telegram, VKontakte, "Classmates", or YouTube, rest assured you're in the know.
In the midst of upheaval, it's the small triumphs that help us soldier on.
Enrichment Data: Implied Context- Budget Strains: Given the looming economic challenges Russia faces, such as a drop in oil prices and international pressure, allocating resources for financial aid might be a tricky balancing act.- Geopolitical Tensions: The ongoing international pressure, including new sanctions, could further complicate Russia's economic situation and its ability to provide significant aid.
The mayor's decision to increase financial aid for citizens affected by the city assault follows the declaration of an emergency state, with the funds coming from the city's budget, despite economic strains. This news, while not a resolution to the larger political or economic issues, serves as a testament to the resilience of the city in the midst of general-news and politics turmoil.
