Compensation for Families of SOchi's BPL Attack Victims: Mayor Andrey Prosunin Announces 500 Thousand Rubles for Each
In the wake of a terrorist act in Sochi, residents who have suffered damage may be entitled to a one-time cash payment, as decreed by the Government of the Russian Federation.
For those who have sustained severe or moderate injuries, the cash payment is 600,000 rubles. In the unfortunate event of a death, each deceased relative's family members will receive 1.5 million rubles, distributed equally.
The document collection for victims of the terrorist act in Sochi is being conducted at the Administration of the Municipal Formation City Circuit City-Resort Sochi, Krasnodar Territory. The address for document submission remains the same: Sochi, ul. Kirova, 53, room 26. The contact number for the office is 8(862)240-17-94.
It's important to note that the charitable fund "Sko'rey Dobrey" accepts payments on a voluntary basis and does not appear to be directly related to the document submission process or the cash payments for the victims of the terrorist act in Sochi.
Victims of terrorist acts in Russia may be eligible for state compensation under Russian federal laws. The process often requires filing a formal claim with a relevant governmental body, providing documentation proving victim status, and undergoing verification or investigation to confirm the terrorist nature of the act and the victim’s involvement.
For precise and current instructions, victims or their representatives should contact local law enforcement or justice departments in Sochi, regional social protection agencies, or official Russian government websites or legal aid organizations in Russia. If there is a recent terrorist incident in Sochi prompting compensation claims, official announcements or government portals will provide detailed procedural guidelines.
Given the complex political and legal contexts in Russia, details and practical access to compensation might be affected. It's crucial to stay informed and seek guidance from official sources for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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- In the realm of politics and general-news, ongoing discussions revolve around the assistance and compensation for victims of terrorism in Russia, particularly those affected by the recent incident in Sochi.
- Amidst the crime-and-justice sector, it is crucial to follow the legal processes for claiming state compensation after a terrorist act, which may include filing a formal claim, providing documentation, and seeking guidance from official Russian sources.
