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Authorities meet with fire hit market-traders after Makhachkala protest

by OC Media

•3 min read

Around 100 traders from the Dagelektromash market, which burnt down in Makhachkala this spring, have met with the local administration, after taking to the central square of the city. A fire broke out on Dagelektromash market, one of the largest clothing markets in the city, on 31 March. According to official reports, the fire covered an area 1,000 square meters, affecting 400 stalls, but traders say the real number was 17,900 square metres, destroying 1,460 stalls. Around 100 traders,

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Market fire victims stage rally in Makhachkala

by OC Media

•2 min read

Around 60 traders affected by a recent fire at Makhachkala’s Dagelektromash market rallied on the city’s central square on 7 November. They were demanding a meeting with acting head of the republic Vladimir Vasilyev. The traders, mostly women, gathered in the square from 09:00, staying until 15:00. No one from the government came to meet them. ‘Nobody wants to accept us. They [guards at the government house] are sending us to the mayor, and we do not want to go to him. We’ve spoken to him

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Makhachkala market ablaze for third time in a year

by OC Media

•3 min read

A market in Makhachkala has caught fire for the third time this year. While many traders are certain the fire was set deliberately, officials have denied this. The fire in the Dagelektromash market broke out in the early hours of 1 November. When traders came to work on 1 November they discovered that eight pavilions had burnt down. The Ministry of Emergency Situations’ Daghestan office told OC Media the fire covered 150 square metres. No injuries were reported. One of the managers at th

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Victims of Makhachkala market fire to go uncompensated

by OC Media

•2 min read

The city administration will not compensate people who lost property in a market fire in Makhachkala in March, the mayor has said. A number of victims told OC Media they intend to fight the decision. The fire on 31 March devastated the city’s Dagelektromash market, which mainly consisted of clothes shops, as well as stores selling household appliances. Daghestan’s government had established a commission to restore the market. However, on 17 October, at a meeting with shopkeepers affect