At the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee, not only residents of Vitebsk and the Vitebsk district, but also those from neighbouring regions, attended a personal reception and direct line with Anatoly Linevich, the President’s Aide – Inspector for the Vitebsk Region. The issues raised primarily concerned housing and communal services.

The first person to reach the President’s Aide by phone was a resident of Vitebsk whose house is located near the "Elektro" enterprise. The applicant stated that she has a visual impairment and complained:

— Today, new tenants are imposing their own order at the factory, having demolished three spans of the fence to create a car park. However, previously, everything was organised there for the convenience of us visually impaired people – special handrails helped us navigate and feel more confident. Please, help restore everything as it was before!

Anatoly Linevich reassured her:

— We will definitely look into the problem and provide support to the people. This is precisely the purpose of the state.

A representative from the Liozno District found herself in a difficult life situation:

— I cannot manage to get a voucher for a sanatorium, yet I am in great need of rehabilitation. I suffered from coronavirus for eight months and still cannot recover.

The difficulty lies in the fact that the woman is currently unemployed. For over 20 years, she worked as a kindergarten teacher before being made redundant. She had conscientiously paid trade union dues her entire life, the caller continued:

— And now I am in a vicious circle. Please help to get things moving.

The resident of Liozno was assured that her situation would be studied in detail and a response would be provided based on the possibilities within the law.

The owner of a flower shop at 54 Lenin Street in Vitebsk is tired of "battling" with the sewage system. She says their shop floods every other day, even without rain, and suspects that the root of the problem lies in the reconstruction carried out a year ago, possibly with some issues. "Employees from the Housing and Communal Services Repair and Operation Trust come to us every other day, but the problem needs a comprehensive, once-and-for-all solution," notes the Vitebsk resident.