The condition of the road in the Grozny district has given rise to criticism of officials.
A resident of the Grozny district of Chechnya complained on social media about the lack of markings on the section of the road between Sunzha and Berkat-Yurt. Other local residents, commenting on this post, pointed out that the road is completely invisible in the rain. They urged officials to address the problem.
The absence of road markings on the section between Sunzha and Berkat-Yurt became the reason for the appeal of one of the residents of the Grozny district.
One of the residents of the Grozny district of Chechnya filmed a section of the road between Sunzha and Berkat-Yurt at night. The video was published by the Instagram* public chpchechnya_95. The footage shows an oncoming lane with moving cars, while the dividing markings between the lanes are absent.
This post in the Instagram* public chpchechnya_95, which has about 129 thousand followers, had received 382 likes and 34 comments by 09:00 MSK on August 28.
"In foggy weather, it is very dangerous," noted dr.payzuev.
"In the rain, you can't see where you're going on such roads," pointed out a user prawda_077.
"It wouldn't hurt to do patch repairs up to the stadium right along this road," noted a user ilessssssss.
As of 09:40 MSK, there were no comments on the website of the Ministry of Automobile Roads of Chechnya regarding the local resident's complaint about the lack of road markings on the section of the road between Sunzha and Berkat-Yurt.
"Caucasian Knot" also reported that residents of the North Caucasus republics periodically complain about the poor condition of the roads. For example, on August 24, residents of the village of Troitskoye in Ingushetia complained about the ongoing destruction of the road after the bank washout, indicating that children walk to school and kindergarten along it. They stated that appeals to officials yielded no results.
On August 11, residents of Kabardino-Balkaria complained about the broken road from Lechinkaya to Nizhny Chegem, where drivers have to enter the oncoming lane to avoid potholes.