Buynak residents pointed out to the authorities the unresolved problem of broken roads.

On Muslim Ataev Street, 400 meters of the roadway has been asphalted, sidewalks have been improved, and drainage systems have been repaired, reported the authorities of Buynaksk. Residents, commenting on this report on social media, pointed out the broken roads on Dakhadaev, Ostrovsky, Tolstoy, Tsiolkovsky, Erlich, and Kutuzov streets, as well as in Prirechensk.

According to the Buynaksk administration, 400 meters of the roadway has been asphalted on Muslim Ataev Street, sidewalks have been improved, and drainage systems have been repaired.

The street was opened on September 17, the city administration reported on its Telegram channel.

This report from the authorities was also published on the Instagram* page "tut.buynaksk", which has about 154 thousand followers. As of 11:40 AM Moscow time on September 21, this post received 246 likes and 75 comments.

Commenters, identifying themselves as local residents, listed streets that also, according to them, need repairs, and demanded attention to Prirechensk. "What about the other streets? Constitution, Mayakovsky, Dakhadaev, Tolstoy, Shiksaidov, they are also broken. There are also people living there who want to drive and walk on clean, smooth roads while they are alive. Why do these repairs and improvements take years? It needs to be done here and now," wrote user shillaevmag.

"Erlich and Kutuzov streets need repairs, go down to Prirechensk," noted islam__abdurazakov.

"Pay attention to Tsiolkovsky Street, the road condition towards the military hospital is very terrible, do something," urged zarema4194.

Some residents positively assessed the repair of Ataev Street, while others doubted the quality of the work done. "They did it clearly, I walked on it yesterday," noted zalina19.89.

"The manholes are below the asphalt, there will be holes again," pointed out user avto_elektrik05.

"They said it would last until the end, but it's a pity that the end was done before the first rain," sarcastically remarked user rahmatziy.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that residents of Dagestan periodically complain about the unsatisfactory condition of the roads. For example, on July 5, residents of Leninkent complained that after precipitation, the streets become impassable, minibuses do not run on them, and appeals to officials yield no results. On January 5, residents of the Makhachkala microdistrict Eltav demanded repairs to the road to the school, pointing out the holes, dirt, and sewage drains.