Residents of Tyumen villages and villages received payments from the authorities after the fires

Residents of Tyumen villages and villages received payments from the authorities after the fires
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The amount of the declared material assistance ranged from 50 to 100 thousand rubles,and residents will receive more than a million rubles for burned houses Similar additional assistance is planned for other municipalities with a declared emergency

Residents of the Tyumen region, affected by natural fires, received payments from the authorities of the region. The amount of the declared material assistance ranged from 50 to 100 thousand rubles. In addition, victims will be given compensation for burnt houses, the amount of which depends on the size of the dwelling and its location. RBC Tyumen was told about this by the Deputy Director of the Department of Social Development of the Tyumen Region.

“The amount of financial assistance in connection with the loss of essential items due to a fire is 50 thousand rubles, citizens living in the village of Glubokoe, the villages of Chumashkina and Berendeev of the Abatsky municipal district, the village of Bogandinskiy and the village of Bachelino have already received the funds. For lost non-residential premises, a payment in the amount of 100 thousand rubles is provided, ”said Irina Ozhogina, deputy director of the department. 

She also added that Tyumen residents will additionally receive compensation for the burnt houses in which they lived, however, in this case, the amount of payment is calculated individually, based on the price per square meter of lost housing. The assessment depends on the municipal area in which the housing is registered. 

So, according to the information of the Department of Social Development, the cost of 1 sq. m. of housing in the Berdyugsky municipal district is 26 thousand rubles. Therefore, for the lost house with an area of ​​50 sq. m. The victims will receive 1.3 million rubles.

“The indicated lump-sum payments were promptly provided to the affected families. Similar additional assistance is planned for other municipalities with a declared emergency,” she added.

Earlier, RBC Tyumen reported that the authorities would allocate 5.5 million rubles to help the fire victims from the village of Glubokoe in the Tyumen region. With this money they will be provided with housing to replace the burnt one. The incident happened on April 16, 2022. Then, as a result of natural fires, five houses of the inhabitants of the village of Glubokoe burned down.

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