As a result of the Beznadzornik campaign in Irkutsk Region, 200 families in socially dangerous situations were registered, and about 500 parents and guardians were held administratively liable. Juvenile inspectors also identified 50 teenagers left without adult supervision, most of whom did not attend educational institutions. In addition, police checked retail outlets for compliance with age limits on alcohol sales and fined violators.

As a result of the “Homeless Child” campaign, 200 families in socially dangerous situations were placed on record, and about 500 parents and guardians were brought to administrative responsibility.
This was reported in a press release from the Main Directorate of Internal Affairs for the Irkutsk Region. During the campaign, juvenile affairs inspectors identified 50 teenagers who were left without adult supervision. Most of them are children from socially disadvantaged families who do not attend educational institutions.
In addition, as part of the campaign, Main Directorate of Internal Affairs staff conducted inspections of retail outlets to check compliance with age restrictions on the sale of alcoholic beverages. Administrative fines were issued to violators.