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This Saturday, December 14, the head of the region, Alexander Subbotin, held a direct telephone line.
A practice has developed over the years: officials of various levels every Saturday for three hours enter into, as they say, "close contact" with the population. Any citizen of our country has the opportunity to call a leader, a state administrator, to express their concerns directly, and sometimes even without mincing words, to complain, ask a question, and ask for help. The main thing is that the person will be heard, helped, consulted, and simply supported in a human way, without excessive bureaucracy.
Usually, journalistic materials from such events are structured in approximately the same way: so many calls were received, such and such problems were raised. As a result, decisions were made, and issues were put under control.
To observe the established protocol and not break traditions, I will, of course, inform the reader: this time, the chairman of the regional executive committee received 26 calls. People called from the regional center, Orsha, Postavy, Dokshytsy, Glubokoye. Traditionally, housing and communal services problems prevailed, and there were noticeably fewer issues regarding the quality of roads.
For example, one applicant complained that the dolomite coating recently used to cover the roadway is "dusty," and another caller asked to pay attention to the "Peskovatiki" microdistrict and asphalt their fourth of the twelve "Lines" (as the streets in this private sector in Vitebsk are called).