Villagers from the Shatoi district complained about the problem with the road and electricity supply.

In winter, the section of the road between the villages of Lower Dai and Upper Dai in the Shatoi district of Chechnya becomes impassable, and during bad weather, there is no electricity in the settlements, the villagers complained.

According to the administration of the Shatoi district of Chechnya, the deputy head of the district administration, Abdula Saidov, and employees of local organizations and institutions met with residents of the highland village of Dai.

The villagers asked the officials to solve the problems. In particular, a resident of the village Shapi Geliyev asked to reduce the steepness of the ascent on the road between Lower Dai and Upper Dai. According to him, in winter this section can create difficulties for movement, reported IA "Grozny-inform".

Another local resident Abdulkasim Muradov asked to clear the high-voltage power line route of excess vegetation. This refers to work that will reduce the risk of power supply interruptions in adverse winter weather.

All the voiced requests have been taken under control for further consideration and action, the authorities reported.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that problems with roads and communal infrastructure have been relevant in Chechnya for a long time. Thus, on September 6 of this year, residents of Grozny and the Gudermes district reported power outages that occurred more frequently than published schedules, in some cases daily or for a day. Along with the electricity, water disappeared from homes, elevators stopped working, and entrepreneurs were forced to spend on fuel for generators.

On August 28, residents of the Grozny district complained about the lack of road markings between Sunzha and Berkat-Yurt. According to them, in rain and fog, drivers find it difficult to navigate the road. They urged officials to apply markings and also pointed out the need for pothole repairs.

On July 16, 2025, residents of the Petropavlovsk stanitsa complained about interruptions in water supply, stating that the problem has persisted for about 20 years. According to them, in the heat, they had to buy water, while electricity was also cut off. The stanitsa residents reported that they had repeatedly appealed to officials, but their complaints went unanswered.