Lie down under tractors: in Mariupol, local residents go to protests

They demolish houses and don't pay salaries. What is happening in the occupied Mariupol.
This was reported by the Pravda Gerashchenko Telegram channel with reference to the mayor of Mariupol, Petr Andryushchenko.
Mariupol residents staged a protest due to the demolition of 9-storey buildings. People found out about this only a day before and did not have time to take things out. Upon the arrival of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation, the townspeople literally lay down under the tractors, the report says.
In the humanitarian headquarters of "Metro" they began to give out salaries for clearing the rubble. Instead of money for a month and a half, they gave out 11 thousand rubles in just a month, and the rest was asked to be "forgiven".
Because of this, people staged a riot, which the Russian military dispersed with shots in the air, the report says.
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