Pensioner: Now Belarus Lives 1000 Times Worse Than After War

• 16.09.2019, 17:16

Slonim's old lady told BNC activist Viktar Marchyk about the pressing problems.

On Friday, September 13, another pickets were held to collect signatures for the nomination of Viktar Marchyk, representative of the Belarusian National Congress, as a candidate for the "House of Representatives" in Slonim electoral district № 58. A picket took place near Slonim district hospital.

A retired woman came up to Viktar Marchyk and said that after the war it was in 1000 times better to live than it is today, Radio Racyja reports.

"Fraud is everywhere, there is no truth. The prices are impossible... Now the villages are empty, the towns are empty, and if you go to the hospital, you will be poisoned there... ", - the Slonim woman said. Her story was recorded on video camera during the picket.