
A six-story building on Arsenyev Street is going under water due to lack of storm drainage
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The six-story house is located in a low-lying area on Arsenyev Street in Nakhodka.
An apartment building in the coastal city of Nakhodka tilted due to constant floods. The Amur Mash Telegram channel drew attention to the situation in the Russian city.
We are talking about a six-story building located on Arsenyev Street in a low area. According to the source, flood waters regularly erode the foundation of the building - due to the flow of rain, its yard and basements are constantly flooded with water. Residents admitted that they were afraid to stay in their apartments. They claim that the slabs under the balconies on the first floor have already come apart.
In addition, the road, which local residents had recently filled on their own, was washed away - a hole a meter deep formed on it. At the moment it is not possible to drive to the entrances.
The authorities told the residents of the house that they were aware of the problem, but there were no funds in the budget for stormwater and drainage systems yet. During the floods, people were offered to use the stairs, from which water flows like a waterfall in bad weather.

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