Electricity in the mosque in Lerik is turned off

In the village of Zarikumadjo in Lerik region stopped  electricity supply, said Radio "Azadlig" a villager Hasanaga Jabbarov. He said that yesterday, on January 18, the supply of electricity to the mosque stopped. "There are only two light bulbs in the mosque, and no the electrical equipment is used in the building. There are only  50-60 homes in the village, and these two light bulbs  are  a great luxury for the village.  Five or six people  came from the department, turned off the light, and went away. Bulbs  were also unscrewed," he said, noting that they have nowhere to complain. Speaking of debt, the residents said that the counter in the mosque is not installed. "Wherever we called, no one wants to listen to our complaints. In the management of power say they are not concerned. "Residents  are dissatisfied with blackout in the mosque. "On TV they  boast that the free gas is supplied to the Georgian Church, but do not supply electricity for the two lamps in the mosque," says Jabbarov, noting that the village is gasified. "Butno gas is supplied to the  mosque," he added. Turan failed to get in information  in  the  Electric Power Office. -0-