Indian migrants start working on the streets of St. Petersburg

Indian migrants start working on the streets of St. Petersburg

In the Primorskiy district of St. Petersburg, Indian migrants have started working on the city streets. The workers are satisfied with their pay and conditions: accommodation and meals are provided by the employer, and the cleaner’s salary is around 100,000 rubles. Although the Indians do not yet speak Russian fluently, they are learning in courses and try to understand and communicate while on the job.
Local residents describe the Indian cleaners as hardworking and responsible.
According to Russian media, the project is currently being implemented on a trial basis, but the workers are highly efficient, and there are plans to expand it.