How a resident of Aktau distracts children from gadgets

news-id-121898" style="display:inline;">Yuri Minkov moved with his parents to the Mangyshlak station from Magadan in 1986. Already in 1994, the family moved to Shevchenko (now Aktau). Kazakhstan, according to the man, became his homeland. Here in 2005 he met his wife. Now he and his wife are raising a 15-year-old son and a nine-year-old daughter. They live in house No. 29 in the 9th microdistrict. Yuri Minkov works as an engineer of the first category of the Labor Safety and Health Service of MREK JSC. Has three higher educations.

Yuri with his colleague from MREK JSC

A resident of Aktau noticed that with the advent of the gadget boom, schoolchildren began to spend less time on the street. Trying to distract his and his neighbor’s children from the world of social networks, he painted multi-colored paths in front of the house’s entrance for playing “Hopscotch” of different types. The other day he “refreshed” them. According to him, the children became interested and play with enthusiasm.

The view in front of the entrance immediately changed and, according to neighbors, those passing by feel nostalgic about their childhood.

In addition, so that children spend more time outside, Yuri Minkov constantly repairs the old playground and regularly lubricates the swings with oil.

In addition, in the parking lot in front of the house, a man annually touches up car markings.

With his family, he plants trees and improves the surrounding area.

In his spare time, Yuri enjoys aviation, singing and playing the guitar.