Employees of the Institute has decided to protect the burned building from looters
Employees of the Institute for scientific information on social Sciences (INION), RAS help the police to protect the scene of the fire that occurred at the Institute, preventing possible there looters, said the Director of the Institute Yuri Pivovarov.
according to Him, the Employees of the Institute are standing on the site of emergency." I was not able to make them come, they come, "the RIA" Novosti " words Pivovarova. He added that the Institute has completed a contract with a private security academic factory about the fact that some workers chop will also help to protect the scene with the police and scientists. The brewers said that the money to pay for PSC services received from the Federal Agency of scientific organizations." This state, the target money, " He added." We weld metal doors anywhere you can (illegally) to penetrate (in the building of the Institute), " added the Director of the Institute. According to Pivovarov, the Institute has already started blocking parts of the entrances to the house, according to news Agency ". Remember, January 30 in the evening at the fundamental library of the Institute (the Institute) studies in the Russian capital on Nakhimovsky Prospekt was on fire. As stated in the Department, the fire broke out on the 3rd floor, which is not completely burnt out, but a large part of the building turned out to defend from the fire ". On the first day of the week the head of the Russian Academy of Sciences Vladimir Fortov said that the fire in the library of the Institute of scientific information on social Sciences (INION) could eliminate up to 20% of its funds. However, foreign scholars, and among them are from Ukraine, has made an offer his help in restoring damaged by fire to the library. The INION is the largest scientific information centre of Russia in the field of social Sciences and Humanities. His library consists of 14, 2 million copies in ancient, modern, Eastern, European and Russian languages, and among them rare editions XVI - early XX centuries. The library has the most complete, and in some cases the only Russian collection of documents of the League of Nations, the UN and UNESCO, parliamentary reports USA (1789), England (1803), Italy (since 1897) and almost the largest Russian collections of books on Slavic languages.
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