Construction inspectors from the State Territorial Planning and Construction Inspectorate have arrived at Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda's house to conduct an inspection concerning a fence around the property. This visit was highlighted by a photographer from the BNS news agency, who reported that the inspection was anticipated given the ongoing renovations. Notably, there have been reports that the fence was already being dismantled prior to the inspectors' arrival, with parts of it having been torn down.

The situation raises questions about compliance with building regulations, especially for a property associated with a high-ranking official like President Nausėda. Public scrutiny is particularly intense when it involves government officials, as it relates to adherence to legal standards and transparency in their dealings. The dismantling of the fence before an inspection could imply either a proactive measure taken by the presidential residence or an attempt to evade potential violations.

This inspection can have broader implications regarding public accountability and the enforcement of construction laws in Lithuania. As it unfolds, it’s likely to attract significant media attention and public discourse regarding how closely even high-profile figures are held to compliance standards, reinforcing or challenging prevailing perceptions regarding integrity in governance.