Прокуратура Ингушетии потребовала от девяти сельских администраций зарегистрировать права на местные дороги, чтобы улучшить контроль за их ремонтом.
В поселениях Экажево, Али-Юрт, Гази-Юрт, Плиево, Яндаре, Сурхахи, Кантышево, Долаково и Барсуки такие дороги не были зарегистрированы, что мешает надлежащему ремонту.
Прокуратура Ингушетии потребовала от девяти сельских администраций зарегистрировать права на местные дороги, чтобы улучшить контроль за их ремонтом.
В поселениях Экажево, Али-Юрт, Гази-Юрт, Плиево, Яндаре, Сурхахи, Кантышево, Долаково и Барсуки такие дороги не были зарегистрированы, что мешает надлежащему ремонту.
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