The village of Neshkan is located on the coast of the East Chukchi Sea. The village is constructed on the spit, there is a lagoon in the south and a sea in the north, the lagoon connects with the sea in the east and the west. The villagers are very concerned about the village location now because since November 30, 2002 the earth tremors accompanied by hum and vibration had become quite regular. This is a reason of stress, aggressiveness and a feeling of instability among the villagers. A considerable number of house and enterprise buildings (school, daycare center, first aid center, boarding school and food store) were damaged, too. Doorways and window openings in one-storied houses are twisted, walls and floors are distorted and all houses are blown through, which considerably increases coal consumption. There are no construction materials to repair the buildings and it is unknown if they would be delivered to the village at all taking into account the tremors. It will not be possible to winter in such buildings. If no construction materials are delivered and the village stays as it is what happens with the villagers, with 650 people, more than 200 families? That’s why the villagers ask Chukotka government to send a specialist to the village to clarify the situation. The people want to know the truth and ask to expedite solving of the problem because any delay can entail unexpected consequences. What is the future of Neshkan? This is the question that all villagers are concerned about. The people live expecting a disaster.