The communicative of Agata Rutkowska and her daughter Izabela from Koła in Wielkopolska is simply a communicative about fighting the adversity of fate, which has been bothering them for years. advanced bills for heating, continuous debt and hard housing are only part of the problems they face. Their past is besides a reminder of the disappearance of Andelica, Mrs Agata's daughter, who disappeared in 1997.
Dramatic Beginnings: Angelica Missing
The Rutkowski household has been struggling for years with difficulties that began with a tragic event in 1997. Then a 10-year-old Andelika, Mrs Agatha's daughter, left home to play with her friends, and never returned. She was in the company of Igor and Rafał, with whom she played. It is interesting adequate that for years, Rafał and Igor have said that they have not seen each another with Andelika at all," said David Seraphin, journalist.
Despite years, the household does not lose hope of uncovering the Angelica. “I will look for my niece until I find her,” says Isabella Jankowska, Mrs Agata’s sister. “I have a feeling that Andzelika is alive, that she will come back to us,” added Agata Rutkowska.
Housing problems and rising debts
After Mrs. Agata's daughter went missing, she fell sick and received a disability ruling. She and her daughter Isabella spent years wandering from flat to apartment, frequently going to places for demolition. – 1 building turned out to be demolished, she got the another and in a minute he besides got the decision to demolish. It's just how they push it,” comments Isabella Jankowska.
Eventually, the household received an flat in an old tenement home in Kole. Unfortunately, it turned out that the cost of surviving the place was huge. The rent for the 47-metre-long premises is about PLN 1,000, including almost PLN 500 advance on coal heating. We had no choice, due to the fact that they put us against the wall. erstwhile we accepted this apartment, they did not say that specified costs would be for fuel," says Agata Rutkowska.
Unfair Heating Charges
The situation became even more hard erstwhile the tenants received a bill for underpaid heating. On average, each household had to pay over PLN 5,000. “They calculated that they burned 12 tons of coal during the heating period, 7 months,” says Isabella Rutkowska. “I wonder, due to the fact that I lived in an old building, I had a furnace, but we did not burn so much coal,” Agata adds.
Neighbors point out that bills are disproportionately advanced compared to coal consumption. It should be a block 3 times so that the amount agrees. During the winter, the oven was broken respective times, there was no heating at all – says 1 of the neighbors.
No consequence by authorities or companies
The squad of the “Intervention” program tried to talk to the president of the company liable for fuel settlement, but this 1 refused to meet. “We do not know how much coal is ordered and how much coal is ordered, as I asked the president, he said that the gentleman who serves the oven said that the coal had run out, so you gotta buy it”, explains Isabella Rutkowska.
The Mayor of Koła, Krzysztof Witkowski, admits that the fees are high, but there is no reason to consider them unreliable. “I am incapable to tell on what basis the collegiate company presented specified calculations, but I have no reason to believe that these calculations are someway unreliable,” he says.
Future prospects
Mrs Agata lives on welfare, and her daughter Isabella works seasonally in Germany. The debt of nearly 10 1000 zlotys can be repaid in instalments, allowing them to control apartments to cheaper ones. 1 pays off, the another grows. They are incapable to pay off specified debts," concludes Isabella Jankowska.
The past of the Rutkowski household is an example of how hard it can be to fight a strategy that does not always work in the benefit of the weakest. Their determination and hope for a better tomorrow, however, are inspiration for many.
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