Br1 mln fine for absence of fire alarm unit in house?

Another way of making money on people invented in Mahilyou region.

A reader of charter97.org has informed about a new form of compulsory practices: dwellers are forced to buy fire alarm devices.

“I live in a village of Kadzina, Mahilyou district. Yesterday when I went to the kindergarten to take my child home, I was asked: “Do you have a fire alarm device?” And my answer was ticked in a list. They said that in case there is no fire alarm, it is necessary to buy it as soon as possible. You know, there was some order from higher authorities, that each house and flat should have a fire alarm device. Allegedly, commissions with inspectors are going to visit houses soon, and in case there would be no fire alarm, dwellers are to be fined Br1 mln, while carers and the director of the kindergarten, which territorially belongs to this house, are to be deprived of bonuses.

I am simply shocked by the news! What is the next move? What are we going to buy next?” the reader is perplexed.

Representatives of the kindergarten denied comment to charter97.org.