A group of women of the village of Mamrikh in Zagatala region, marched to the Presidential Administration of Azerbaijan, to protest the actions of the chief executive power, Mubariz Ahmadzadeh.
Women consider abusive the behavior of the chief executive during a visit to the village on February 17. On that day, seeing the cortege of Ahmadzadeh, about 20 women blocked the road to comment on the progress of work on elimination of the earthquake last year.
The behavior of women caused anger of the chief executive, and he began to insult them, demanding opening the road. Because of the nervous shock, two women, Movunat Aliyeva and Gular Bayramova fell ill.
Fatima Efendiyeva, a resident of the village of Mamrikh, who reported about it to the site Azadliqnews.tv , said that after the May earthquake, many houses in the village ruined, but restoration work is going poorly and no one responds to complaints.
Efendiyeva’s son was treated from the mental trauma experienced during the earthquake in the Central Hospital emergency room. Her house became worthless, but the Ministry of Emergency situations states that the house is suitable for habitation.
According to the source, along with Ahmadzadeh, the Deputy Minister for Emergency Situations (MES) , was also in the car Orujali Hajiyev, and he did not respond to the protest of women.
A day earlier a monitoring team of the Headquarters of civil society "Kura" visited Zagatala. Local management of the executive power and the MES were invited to joint monitoring activities to address the effects of the earthquake, but this initiative was not supported. —0—
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