Dagestan to Compensate Flood Victims for Unregistered Property
Fedor Shchukin, acting head of Dagestan, promised President Vladimir Putin to compensate owners of unregistered property damaged by the spring flood.
Consensus
- The acting head of Dagestan, Fedor Щукин, reported to President Vladimir Putin about measures to support flood victims.
- Approximately 3 billion rubles were collected from non-budgetary sources for compensating damage to property in Dagestan.
- The funds are intended to compensate residents whose property was not formally registered before the floods.
- The floods occurred in late March to early April due to heavy rains.
- The floods also affected Chechnya, causing disruptions to power supply, landslides, and damage to roads and bridges.
Points of divergence
- The Dagestan authorities may register up to 60% of previously unregistered land through the cadastre. — kommersant
- The 3 billion rubles were entirely donated from various non-budgetary funds. — vesti
- The compensation process is not limited to those with confirmed ownership rights but includes all affected residents regardless of registration status. — kommersant
- The federal government's reserve fund allocated nearly 2.5 billion rubles for disaster recovery in Dagestan and Chechnya in June. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Acting head of Dagestan told Putin about measures to support residents after the flood — Коммерсантъ
- Dagestan received 3 billion rubles for compensation of damage to unregistered housing — Вести
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