Families trapped in a nightmare as rats and insects overrun Biysk apartment block

Residents at 61/1 Martyanova Lane in Biysk are struggling with a persistent infestation of rats, mice, and insects. The problem has dragged on for months, leaving families frustrated and concerned for their safety. Despite repeated efforts, the source of the infestation remains unknown.

Oksana, a resident, first noticed the issue in April. She has since set traps, hired pest control services, and even used poison—but the rodents keep returning. One morning, she found a mouse tangled in a cockroach glue trap, its fur and blood smeared across the hallway.

Vera Zakharova, another tenant, called for pest control services immediately after moving in. The treatment brought only temporary relief. Now, she and her neighbors wake to the sound of scurrying mice and must lock food in plastic containers to protect it.

The management company insists the problem has been 'handled.' Yet residents, including Oksana, whose 10-month-old daughter is at risk from both pests and poison, say the infestation continues unchecked.

With no clear solution in sight, families at the address remain exposed to health risks. The management company's claims of resolution clash with the ongoing struggles of those living there. For now, the infestation—and the frustration—persists.