Some people decide to stay in Alyoshki due to family issues — human rights commissioner
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Read the full articleRussian human rights commissioner Yana Lantratova reported that some Alyoshki residents are choosing to remain in their homes despite safety concerns due to family obligations such as caring for ill relatives and elderly parents.
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