Serhat har ventet et år på at få sin grund retableret

10. juni 2026

Rapporteret af AI

For et år siden gravede Borlänge Energi Serhat Fatah Lasos grund op på Slingergatan. Løftet om retablering er ikke blevet holdt.

I juni 2025 udførte Borlänge Energi et arbejde, der berørte omkring 70 ejendomme nær Slingergatan i Nedre Tjärna. Formålet var at udskifte vandrør og elkabler. Serhat Fatah Laso fik at vide, at jorden og buskene ville blive retableret i løbet af efteråret 2025. Et år senere er grunden stadig urørt. – De bliver ved med at udskyde og udskyde, og de finder på ting, siger Serhat Fatah Laso. Han udtaler, at han føler sig snydt af de gentagne løfter.

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