The mayor's patience has faded. The devastated apartment was destroyed. Residents will not receive replacement housing

Bytovka in the formerly most lucrative part of Partizánskeho is now in ruins. The last tenants had left it two months ago. "There is a huge smell and the state in which the corridors are located, including the apartments", describes the Mayor of Partizánske, Jozef Božik. "Twice, the flats were burned, heated x times, just destroyed, devastated and cracked", says Vladimir Marko of the Partizánske City Administration

The city has adopted a uncompromising decision. The apartment number 206 must land. "We will not rebuild the houses we built, because no one would inhabit them and the cost of reconstruction would be very high" Božík states

The city has accepted the principle three times and enough. Anyone who lives in an apartment in town and commits an offense three times ends up on the street. "In the city, there are up to 165 households, among those who have been dismissed for associative behavior, no one has been replaced", adds . "They were long, they were troubled people, so we gradually emptied all that and got to the present stage," says Marko. "It is a slave to the gypsies, they must evacuate them, and not let them destroy the houses," says the inhabitant of the city of Joseph . However, according to the mayor, the rules are clear. Anyone who lives in urban dwellings must perform tasks. Otherwise, they are ready to wave the other apartments. "When they behave decently, they will live in rented apartments in the city, and if they do not, they will not live," said the mayor. The city is already the second apartment. Two others in this locality remain. According to the mayor, their inhabitants are beginning to realize that they must take care of them "The tenants and the ground floor were picked up, and the first floor was laid out so that the hallways are more spacious and not devastated as they were devastated in the 206 apartment that we are burying. "