Tatyana Turanskaya and the head of the State Energy, Housing and Communal Service Vasily Vlasov, the director of the ANO ‘Eurasian integration’ Alexander Argunov and the chief executive of the ANO branch in Pridnestrovie Nikolay Morozov inspected the construction progress in Tiraspol and Bendery
The Government’s Press Service specifies that there are a pediatric hospital, the chemotherapy building, the medical faculty of PGU of T.G. Shevchenko, the ‘Kapitoshka’ and ‘Buburuz’ kindergartens of the Moldavian Theoretical Lycee Complex, ‘Kolosok’ in Sukleya, and also the tuberculosis hospital pavilion of and the ‘Romashka’ kindergarten in Bendery among these constructions.
The Government’s session concerning the issues arising during the construction progress and based on the results of the objects inspection took place.
Tatyana Turanskaya thanked the Russian Federation represented by the ANO for the provided support and for the large-scale projects oriented at the improvement of the Pridnestrovians’ living standards.
Whereas, Alexander Argunov emphasized the importance of the ANO ‘Euroasian integration’ framework program both for Pridnestrovie and for the Russian Federation.
“This project is very important from the standpoint of the Russia’s treatment to Pridnestrovie and to everyone who was a part of a one big country. This shows that Russia won't leave Pridnestrovie in a difficult situation,” Alexander Argunov added.
He noted during the conversation that the construction works are fully complete in the one of the kindergartens, it is almost commissioned. Also, two more kindergartens are at the final stage of works. According to the ANO director, construction keeps up the same pace as in summer and autumn.
Also, Alexander Argunov told about the final works stage in the ‘Buburuz’ kindergarten of the Moldavian Theoretical Lycee complex. According to him, the kindergarten was ready, cleaned up and furnished when the customer discovered a problem after an additional inspection. The cable routed in the garden didn't answer the documentation, so if it combust, the toxic gas emission would exceed the standards established by the Russian legislation.
“The new cable was bought in Russia; it was monitored from its production and shipment to its delivery to the construction. Accordingly, we had to replace an old cable in the kindergarten and to lay the new one. Thus we tried to do this work so that the appearance wasn’t damaged,” the director of the ANO added.
