The inspection of the underground city lasted a full three days. During this time, Perfikot not only visited every underground city and every street in Chernobyl but also spent a night in the typical residential area of the underground city to genuinely experience how ordinary people lived there, allowing her to make improvements.
Through this personal experience, Perfikot gained a deeper understanding of the situation in the underground city and made more adjustments to the details of certain policies.
"For the common people, the living conditions in the underground city are already quite good, but there are still areas for improvement in the supply of daily necessities and the collection of various municipal service fees," Perfikot noted as she sat at a plain and narrow desk, recording her thoughts.
She was still in the underground city, specifically within a typical residential area on the second level, surrounded mostly by the lower-class inhabitants of Chernobyl.
