Budva: A fence that makes people feel like they are living in a ghetto

A reader of the "Vijesti online" portal complains about a man who, by placing a fence on the sidewalk in front of a building in Budva, questions the safety of those who live there.
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Ograda, Budva, Photo: "Vijesti" reader
Ograda, Budva, Photo: "Vijesti" reader
Disclaimer: The translations are mostly done through AI translator and might not be 100% accurate.
Ažurirano: 12.04.2011. 08:06h

Just two days after a reader's story about the dangers lurking with construction sites in the settlement of Rozino, another story arrives from Budva.

A reader of the "Vijesti online" portal complains about a man who, by placing a fence on the sidewalk in front of a building in Budva, questions the safety of those who live there.

"For the sake of a few square meters, a man is ready to endanger the lives of others, especially children! 1.000 m was not enough for him2, but also usurped the sidewalk of another building, and thus put us who live in that building in a situation where we fear for our health, especially the health of our children, every day," the reader states.

A reader writes that the tenants are forced to squeeze between two fences every day - the one in front of the building they live in and the one that the investor has placed across the sidewalk in front of their building. That's the only way they can get in and out of the building.

"Not to mention torn jackets, shirts... We live like in a ghetto. If only he could introduce electricity into that fence. If it wasn't sad, it would be funny. God forbid we need an ambulance. We wouldn't have anywhere to take the patient." it is the "state of the nation" in the metropolis of tourism", the reader states and adds "for m2 some are ready for anything".

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